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We're at CS5 West in San Diego! 🌴 If you're here, come say hi to McKay and Alex! Shout to Kevin and John from Mirai Security, and Peter and Troy from Advantage Partners! If you're working through CMMC, this is a good crew to talk to. Come find us! If you're not here thats sad... But you can still meet us virtually. Book a call here: https://lnkd.in/g6fmNvgb

CS5 West lineup looking strong 👀 McKay and Alex from Paramify, Kevin and John from Mirai Security, and Peter and Troy from Advantage Partners all in one frame and already deep into CMMC talk before the next session even starts! If you are working through CMMC and want straight answers, comment on this post or contact us to connect. #CS5West #CMMC CS5 Conference

FedRAMP authorization is dead. Long live FedRAMP certification! If you missed it, FedRAMP® dropped some major terminology updates. No more "FedRAMP Authorized at Low, Moderate, or High." Now it's Class A, B, C, and D certification. Isaac Teuscher breaks down what changed, why it changed, and what it actually means for you: → Why "FedRAMP authorization" caused so much confusion in the first place → How Class A, B, C, and D map to the old Low, Moderate, and High levels → Why FedRAMP can certify but only agencies can authorize → What FedRAMP Ready retiring means for your status → When all of this goes into effect (hint: consolidated rules drop by June 2026, effective December 31, 2026) The short version: FedRAMP runs a standardized assessment. Agencies decide if your system is appropriate for their data at their impact level. Those have always been two different things. Now the terminology finally reflects that. Questions about what these changes mean for you? Reach out. We're happy to help you navigate it.

🎉 I'm getting promoted — to Mom! 💗 I'll be out on maternity leave soon, and we're looking for someone great to join our operations team at Paramify. I don't say this lightly — the culture and people here are incredible! Happy to chat if you're curious or know someone who'd be a great fit.

A GRC pro looking at their 16hr 32min screen time in Paramify after they passed the audit

If you're gearing up for FedRAMP® 20x and wondering how many policy documents you need to start writing, Isaac has good news. Zero. Okay, not literally zero. But 20x doesn't care about your beautifully formatted Word docs collecting dust in SharePoint. Here's what changed: → Rev 5 and CMMC required polished policy documents as proof of security. 20x shifts the focus to continuous evidence that your controls are actually working. → Instead of drafting a change management policy nobody follows, build those controls directly into your CI/CD pipeline and generate evidence automatically. → The question isn't "Do you have a policy for this?" anymore. It's "Can you prove this is actually happening?" If you're already SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, you likely have about 70% of the controls in place for 20x Low. Book a demo to see how Paramify can help: https://lnkd.in/geN6bR6D

FedRAMP 20x can feel like a moving target. What's your responsibility, and what can a platform actually handle for you? Isaac breaks down how Paramify supports your path to authorization, including: • Key Security Indicators: How we use evidence fetchers for tools like AWS, GitLab, and Kubernetes to automate your deliverables.  • Shared Responsibility: A look at how we streamline vulnerability detection and response (VDR) and document your assessment scope.  • The Trust Center: Why we take the heavy lifting off your plate for authorization data sharing. Want to see how Paramify can help you get FedRAMP® 20x authorized? Book a demo → https://lnkd.in/gS2C8T2P