As cyber threats targeting government supply chains increase, strong security standards like FedRAMP and StateRAMP ensure agencies can safely adopt cloud solutions. These cloud security certifications set clear cybersecurity requirements, helping federal, state, and local governments protect sensitive data and mitigate third-party risks.
SecurityScorecard Expands Cybersecurity Compliance with FedRAMP and StateRAMP
SecurityScorecard has achieved StateRAMP Ready status and reaffirmed its FedRAMP Ready designation. These certifications allow the company to support government agencies in securing their supply chains against growing cyber threats.
Improving Supply Chain Security with SCDR
SecurityScorecard’s Supply Chain Detection and Response (SCDR) platform enables agencies to identify and remediate third-party cybersecurity risks. The platform monitors supplier networks, detects vulnerabilities, and facilitates rapid remediation efforts.
Addressing Critical Cybersecurity Compliance Risks
SecurityScorecard Chief Information Security Officer Steve Cobb emphasized the rising risks of supply chain vulnerabilities. “Government agencies at every level are at a pivotal moment—supply chain vulnerabilities are too significant to ignore,” Cobb said in a company press release. “Tackling these challenges demands a clear understanding of the complexities of modern governance and the complicated cyber landscape. SecurityScorecard delivers the visibility and accountability governments need to take decisive action and secure their supply chains with confidence.”
Understanding FedRAMP and StateRAMP Certifications
FedRAMP sets cybersecurity standards for cloud providers serving U.S. federal agencies. Congress officially codified FedRAMP in 2022, reinforcing its role as a key compliance framework. StateRAMP extends similar requirements to state and local governments, ensuring secure cloud adoption across all levels of government.
SecurityScorecard’s Role in Public Sector Cybersecurity Compliance
SecurityScorecard provides cybersecurity ratings and risk management solutions to over 25,000 organizations. The company works with federal and state agencies to improve cybersecurity resilience and reduce third-party risks.
