Move faster with a modern readiness model
Prepare for 20x classes, automated validation expectations, and reusable evidence patterns.
FedRAMP 20x ResourceSelect the standard
Choose the right ATO path, build securely, automate evidence, and keep FedRAMP readiness alive after launch.
FedRAMP support helps teams choose the path, build the boundary, prepare evidence, support assessment, and maintain trust after authorization.
OpenText customer-story excerpt on making FedRAMP work practical for product teams.
"Focus more on our applications and business goals and less on compliance requirements."
XBU40 gives teams a secure foundation, inherited patterns, evidence sources, and readiness support without slowing delivery.
FedRAMP readiness is stronger when evidence, control health, remediation, and ownership stay connected to operations.
Clarify system boundary, data types, buyer expectations, inheritance, and assessor needs before the build expands.
Explore AdvisoryUse cloud telemetry, system records, and AI-assisted workflows to keep artifacts current and easier to validate.
Explore AuditShieldTrack vulnerabilities, configuration drift, POA&Ms, and validation status as part of the trust picture.
Stay continuously compliantAuthorization is not the finish line. Strategy, implementation, assessment, ConMon, reporting, and response need one rhythm.
Start with the ATO Path Finder, then bring us the result for a working session with a FedRAMP expert.
Start ATO Path Finder Talk to a FedRAMP expertStart with scope, boundary, data types, buyer expectations, and whether 20x Class C or Rev 5 is the better path.
XBU40 provides a secure cloud foundation and operating model that supports FedRAMP 20x Class C and Rev 5 paths.
Evidence automation uses systems of record, cloud telemetry, and repeatable workflows to keep artifacts current and easier to validate.
No. Authorized systems still need continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, POA&M management, and reporting.
Yes. The FedRAMP service can support readiness, architecture, evidence, package preparation, assessment coordination, and ongoing operations.