From GovRAMP to FedRAMP Equivalency: One Body of Evidence, Every Government Market
Selling into government markets doesn't have to mean building separate compliance programs for every opportunity. While state and local agencies increasingly look for GovRAMP authorization, Department of Defense contracts require FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency under DFARS. Although they're often approached as separate initiatives, both are built on the same NIST SP 800-53 security framework, creating an opportunity to build one Body of Evidence that supports multiple government markets.
Join experts from SecureIT, Secureframe, AWS, and Prescient Security as they walk through a practical approach to preparing for both GovRAMP and FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency without duplicating months of effort. Learn how to sequence your compliance journey, automate evidence collection, inherit security controls through AWS, and prepare a Body of Evidence that stands up to independent 3PAO assessment.
Whether you're pursuing GovRAMP to expand into state, local, and education markets, FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency for Department of Defense opportunities, or planning for both, this session will provide a clear roadmap for building an efficient authorization program from start to finish.
What You'll Learn:
Join experts from SecureIT, Secureframe, AWS, and Prescient Security as they walk through a practical approach to preparing for both GovRAMP and FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency without duplicating months of effort. Learn how to sequence your compliance journey, automate evidence collection, inherit security controls through AWS, and prepare a Body of Evidence that stands up to independent 3PAO assessment.
Whether you're pursuing GovRAMP to expand into state, local, and education markets, FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency for Department of Defense opportunities, or planning for both, this session will provide a clear roadmap for building an efficient authorization program from start to finish.
What You'll Learn:
How GovRAMP and FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency share a common NIST SP 800-53 foundation.
How to build one Body of Evidence that supports multiple government compliance initiatives.
Where automation reduces manual work across control mapping, evidence collection, and continuous monitoring.
How AWS helps organizations inherit security controls using FedRAMP-authorized infrastructure, including GovCloud.
What independent 3PAOs evaluate during assessments and how to prepare for a successful authorization.
A practical roadmap for readiness, remediation, assessment, and ongoing continuous monitoring.