What if decades of security headaches could be solved with one framework?

In 2011, FedRAMP was created to end the repetitive, time-consuming security audits across federal agencies, standardizing security to cut costs and accelerate cloud adoption. Fast forward ten years, and state governments faced the same challenges. Enter GovRAMP: a standardized, transparent framework based on NIST 800-53 rev5, designed to bring states together around shared security practices.

This week on Feds At the Edge, data security experts break down the practical steps of implementing compliance, the importance of continuous monitoring, the role of cloud service providers, and why allocating the right resources is critical to protecting sensitive data.

Tony O’Neill, CISO & Chief Risk Officer from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, noted that a consistent baseline doesn’t just save money, it frees leaders to invest in people.

Tune in on your favorite podcast today and discover how GovRAMP is making state-level cybersecurity simpler, smarter, and more resilient.

To view this webinar: Ensuring Data Security and Compliance.

Featured Speakers:

Tony O’Neill, CISO & Chief Risk Officer, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Tony O’Neill
CISO & Chief Risk Officer,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fred Brittain, Executive Advisor, GovRAMP

Fred Brittain
Executive Advisor,
GovRAMP
John Israel, Assistant Commissioner & CISO, State of Minnesota

John Israel
Assistant Commissioner & CISO
State of Minnesota
Chris Saunders, Public Sector Solutions Engineer Leader, Wiz

Chris Saunders
Public Sector Solutions
Engineer Leader,
Wiz
Michael Kennedy, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

Michael Kennedy
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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