The FedNinjas

In this episode, we explore the critical role of continuous monitoring within the FedRAMP framework, including the ongoing processes for system certification and accreditation, security event management, and other essential subjects required for effective monitoring.

If you're looking to break into the federal market with your SaaS application, this episode is your guide. We're diving into the FedRAMP authorization process, starting with securing management commitment, crafting your System Security Plan, and aligning with a federal agency to ensure you have a supportive customer for your journey. Join us as we lay down the roadmap for navigating the complexities of FedRAMP, ensuring your SaaS solution is ready for federal adoption

Eric and Maurice discuss the critical role of human elements in security systems, highlighting the importance of matching the right people with the right roles to prevent negative impacts on companies and their clients. They explore how human factors integrate with technological protections, stressing the need for thorough testing and alignment to ensure the safety of information and assets. The episode offers insightful perspectives on the relationship between security practices and human involvement, valuable for both professionals and enthusiasts.

In this episode, we're joined by college student Dillon Smith, who explores the current state of the cybersecurity job market and what students in this field need to know to get ready.

This episode delves into the crucial importance of I.T. contingency planning, underscored by historical events such as 9/11. We'll break down the essentials of preparing for the unexpected, focusing on two key components: disaster recovery and business continuity.

Joint Authorization Board (JAB) authorization or agency-sponsored Authority to Operate (ATO) - Which is preferable? Join us as we unravel the complexities of ATO, exploring the differences, required documentation, analysis, and key contacts necessary for success in the federal cloud authorization process.

In this episode, we speak with Corey Epps, former CISO and current Consultant and Entrepreneur. With the average tenure of a CISO between 18-24 months, Corey shares some of the things CISOs will need to consider given today’s environment. This includes changes he has experienced in recent months; the benefits of Advisory roles; and thoughts on impactful prioritization.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of FedNinjas. In this episode we talk about FedRAMP, the process your company must go through in order to be authorized to sell cloud services to government agencies. Some of the topics government entities will need include the type of security the cloud system has to secure their data; contractual language of security measures; security survey to be completed; industry standard security certifications, and more.