Event Recap: FEDRAMP – Modernizing Secure Cloud Service Adoption
As CDS’s Mark Anderson simply states, “data can get very large and it can come from multiple different places.” As data managers within federal agencies, “you’re probably used to dealing with large sums of data stored in various places and have had some kind of interaction with legal holds, data requests, and data pulls,” adds Matthew Milone, CDS. To make this data management even more expansive and complex, “20% of email communications are (now) being replaced by short messaging,” according to Michael Milicevic and “60-75% of government agencies use cloud services,” cites Netskope’s Joe Tomasello, who pulled statistics from GAO and Deloitte’s Annual Federal Survey. So, how do agencies address eDiscovery and data management, especially under FedRAMP requirements? In this virtual workshop, DGI brings agency and service provider experts to discuss the current tools and processes being used by agencies to fulfill requirements while meeting their missions. Topics include:
- Why NIST started OSCAL
- How OSCAL helps with the risk management compliance process
- What the CDS Convert Tool is which Federal Agencies have used it
- Common SMF (short message format) message data challenges and how to overcome them
- CDS Federal Agency Case Study, its eDiscovery challenges and solutions
- How the CDS platform uses Generative AI
- What the platform Netskope One Security Cloud is and how it helps agencies deploy a trust-based adoption of SaaS based applications
- How the FedRAMP Board collaborates with the FedRAMP PMO
- Growth of FedRAMP accredited vendors
- How the extensive vendor use of AI affects the FedRAMP process
- How FedRAMP is moving towards Zero Trust