Trustwave today announced its achievement of authorized status by the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) for its Government Fusion platform. FedRAMP is the entity charged with standardizing security and risk assessment for cloud services accessed by federal government agencies. Trustwave also became a StateRAMP-authorized vendor in August 2024.
“Federal and state agencies, the Defense Industrial Base, contractors to government, and highly regulated organizations increasingly depend on trusted technology partners to fortify their cybersecurity defenses, and we are proud to deliver a solution that not only meets but often exceeds their stringent security requirements,” said Trustwave Government Solutions (TGS) President Bill Rucker. “This commitment ensures both government agencies, and the enterprise organizations that support them, can operate with the highest level of confidence and peace of mind, knowing their mission-critical assets are fully protected 24/7/365.”
Available on the FedRAMP and StateRAMP marketplaces, Trustwave Government Fusion is the platform used for Trustwave's Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and Co-Managed SIEM/SOC services designed for federal and state agencies and clients who require US-only based personnel in a government community cloud environment. In addition, all Trustwave managed security services platforms meet the same stringent standards as Government Fusion, giving clients the flexibility to choose between FedRAMP or non-FedRAMP deployments with the same level of confidence.
Under the sponsorship of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Trustwave's FedRAMP and StateRAMP certifications position the company to meet the Department of Defense's stringent "US eyes only" requirement for the Defense Industrial Base and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). Trustwave is also a CMMC Accreditation Body-authorized Registered Provider Organization.
Trustwave is available on the FedRAMP and StateRAMP marketplace websites.
