FedRAMP VDR & VER

Keep your vulnerability program. Fix the reporting problem.

Turn the scans, inventories, and vulnerability data you already collect into automated Vulnerability Detection and Response (VDR) and Vulnerability Evaluation and Reporting (VER) outputs.

December 7, 2026Required obtain-and-maintain date
No rip and replaceAutomated reportingTrust Center deliveryFedRAMP Class C certified system
3-Minute Overview

VDR and VER made simpler.

See how InfusionPoints uses existing vulnerability data to reduce reporting effort and support continuous trust.

The Practical Path

From existing data to agency-ready reporting.

Modernize the output without rebuilding the vulnerability management program behind it.

1

Use your data

Start with the inventories, scan results, and vulnerability information your team already maintains.

2

Normalize automatically

Parse and transform that data into the structure FedRAMP expects for VDR and VER.

3

Generate the report

Produce current reporting through your dedicated tenant in the InfusionPoints system.

4

Publish for agencies

Deliver through an InfusionPoints-hosted Trust Center or your existing Trust Center.

What Changes

Your reporting model—not your entire program.

VDR and VER turn vulnerability management into a more continuous, risk-aware operating model. For many existing providers, the raw material is already there. The problem is converting it into current, accessible, agency-ready proof.

Reduce manual transformationReplace recurring spreadsheet work with repeatable parsing and reporting.
Streamline significant changeStart with a templated significant change notification to reduce approval friction.
Keep agencies informedMake current reporting available through a Trust Center on a regular cadence.
Make the Deadline Operational

Use what you already have. Deliver what FedRAMP now expects.

Let InfusionPoints map your current vulnerability data, reporting workflow, Trust Center path, and significant-change needs.

Request a VDR/VER readiness review Read the VDR/VER guide

Sources: FedRAMP Notice NTC-0014 and CISA BOD 26-04.