FedRAMP – Modernizing Secure Cloud Service Adoption
All event times are U.S. Eastern time
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program began in 2011 to ensure the security of cloud services used by the U.S. government. FedRAMP is a government-wide program providing a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. FedRAMP uses NIST guidelines in its own framework to enable U.S. Government agencies to use cloud services securely and efficiently.
This informative virtual workshop will focus on the recent updates to the FedRAMP Program in 2024 (M-24-15), what is new for 2025, and will share new vendor certifications along with how agencies are modernizing, migrating and scaling cloud infrastructures to deliver citizen services that are reliable, secure, user-friendly, and compliant.
Learning Objectives include:
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- Get updates on focus areas for new calendar year to include updates on the FedRAMP Program Authorization Act and role in the AI Executive Order
- Government Case Study of benefits of using solutions approved through the FedRAMP Program
- Industry Spotlight from recently approved FedRAMP Program provider
- How FISMA and FedRAMP Program controls align
AGENDA
1:00pm
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Mike Smoyer,
President, Digital Government Institute
1:00pm
Shifting Security Left the Right Way with OSCAL
Michaela Iorga, PhD
Senior Security Technical Lead for Cloud Computing, Director, OSCAL Program, Chair, NIST Cloud Security Working Group, Co-Chair, NIST Cloud Forensic Science Working Group, Director, ITL SURF Program, Secure System and Applications Group 773.03, Computer Security Division, ITL, NIST
1:30pm
Secure Cloud Solutions for New and Emerging Data Types
Mark Anderson
Managing Director, EMEA, CDS
Michael Milicevic
Vice President, eDiscovery Products & Solutions, CDS
Matthew Milone
Director of Federal Operations, CDS
2:00pm
Secure SaaS Adoption for Federal Agencies: A Trust-Based Approach
Joe Tomasello
Director of Product Management, Netskope
2:15pm
Fireside Chat
David McKeown
Special Assistant for Cybersecurity Innovation,
Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Defense
2:45pm
Closing Comments
- CPE CREDITS: 2.0
In order to receive CPE credit, attendees must fulfill all of these requirements:
- Attend the entire program
- Respond to all poll questions
- Complete and submit the post-event survey
Sponsor
Organizer Name
Sponsors
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Netskope
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Website
https://www.netskope.com/solutions/public-sector
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Complete Discovery Source
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Website
https://cdslegal.com/services/federal/
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