Absolute Security Advances FedRAMP Compliance for Cyber Resilience Platform

Absolute Security has initiated the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program authorization process for its cyber resilience solution.

The move positions the company to expand its customer base to include highly regulated government agencies that rely on FedRAMP-compliant cloud services, Absolute said.

Now designated “In-Process,” the Absolute Cyber Resilience Platform offers robust visibility and control over remote and hybrid PC fleets, a critical capability as government agencies increasingly adopt remote and hybrid work models.

Recognizing the pivotal role of endpoint devices in government operations, John Herrema, Absolute’s chief product officer, said the company is committed to helping agencies maintain stringent security and compliance standards as itsFedRAMP journey continues.

Absolute’s platform is specifically engineered to address the challenges presented by the complex nature of modern work environments by providing advanced, tamper-resistant protection, according to the Vancouver-based firm.

To help with its FedRAMP authorization, Absolute is also collaborating with Coalfire and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions.

Over 21,000 customers and 600 million devices currently rely on the Absolute Cyber Resilient Platform.