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Big changes are ahead for the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, known as FedRAMP.

Cloud computing providers must meet several cloud computing standards, many of which overlap in a process that is delaying adoption.

IT managers say SaaS can reduce costs and make the federal workforce more productive, but it requires careful planning.

Some agencies don't have a complete list of their cloud-based IT services, and others are using services that do not comply with federal standards.

A recent CDW survey found that security is the biggest barrier for agencies moving more services to the cloud.

The standards will be released next week for a 45-day public comment period and finalized by year’s end.

On Tuesday, the Defense Department released updated security requirements for hosting military data in the cloud.

FedRAMP officials released a two-year roadmap detailing dozens of new milestones for improving the program.

DOD agencies and the military services are now empowered to buy cloud services directly from commercial vendors.

The Marine Corps is partnering with industry to adopt a BYOD solution that could also benefit other security-conscious sectors.