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FedRAMP Accelerated is designed to decrease the time it takes for government cloud service providers to get approvals to operate.

In an effort to expand FedRAMP offerings, the General Services Administration turns to Microsoft for high-impact test.

On March 28, the GSA program will announce new plan aimed at making the authorization process last no longer than six months.

The end of support for SQL Server 2005 provides agencies ample opportunity to invest in a hybrid cloud environment for database management.

Maria Horton, former CIO at the National Naval Medical Center, shares cybersecurity best practices for the cloud.

The program, led by the General Services Administration, also aims to be more transparent.

Service solicits pitches as part of its effort to move to commercial data centers. 

The project connects doctors from different organizations to share information to improve healthcare.

MaaS360, IBM’s cloud-based enterprise mobility management tool, became the first of its kind to become FedRAMP certified for wider government use. More than 50 government agencies have been using MaaS360 after it received FISMA Moderate Authority to Operate in 2011.