Cyware, a leading provider of threat intelligence management and cyber fusion solutions, has attained Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Ready status. This milestone positions Cyware to streamline the authorization process, broaden the implementation of its solutions within federal environments, and bolster cyber resilience across U.S. federal agencies.
Enhancing Threat Intelligence Across Federal Agencies
Achieving FedRAMP Ready status signifies that Cyware has passed third-party assessments and met the stringent requirements set by the Joint Authorization Board (JAB), the body responsible for evaluating cloud security for federal services. This status reinforces Cyware’s ability to enable secure, real-time threat intelligence exchange across federal agencies, enhancing collective cyber defenses for critical infrastructure.
About FedRAMP
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a U.S. government initiative ensuring that cloud services used by federal entities comply with stringent security standards. FedRAMP supports the secure adoption of cloud technologies within the federal ecosystem, ensuring that approved solutions meet the highest levels of security and compliance.
Cyware’s Cyber Fusion Solutions
Cyware’s suite of cyber fusion solutions is designed to automate and operationalize threat intelligence (CTI) across agencies, enabling them to:
- Streamline actionable threat intelligence flows
- Identify, comprehend, and mitigate threats promptly
- Overcome longstanding barriers in intelligence sharing
Through its Cyber Fusion Center (CFC), Cyware enables federal agencies to bypass traditional intelligence-sharing challenges, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and enabling timely responses to emerging threats.
Leadership Perspective
Anuj Goel, CEO and Co-founder of Cyware, emphasized the importance of automated and operationalized threat intelligence:
“Until threat intelligence is automated and operationalized across U.S. government departments and agencies, its crucial role in improving cyber defenses is hampered by delays and the sheer volume of potential threats that target these entities daily.”
Goel also highlighted Cyware’s commitment to collective defense through its partnerships with prominent threat-sharing networks and federal technology providers.
