Hosted by Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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Step inside the FedRAMP world with an audio course built for real people, not policy wonks. In clear, story-driven language, each short episode unpacks the steps, roles, and secrets behind earning and keeping a federal cloud authorization. You’ll hear how the pieces fit together—documents, assessments, evidence, and continuous monitoring—without ever touching a slide or staring at a diagram. It’s designed for anyone who wants to get it: cloud providers chasing their first ATO, assessors sharpening their review skills, or agency staff looking to understand how it all connects. You’ll move from zero to confident, guided by plain talk, real examples, and practical takeaways you can apply immediately. Press play, follow the journey, and discover how FedRAMP actually works—start to finish.
Jason Edwards hosts Framework: FedRAMP Audio Course, a technology show with 71 episodes published.
This concluding episode brings the entire FedRAMP journey together—from early readiness through authorization and continuous monitoring—showing how each artifact contributes to a single chain of assurance. We revisit the
The FedRAMP Marketplace serves as the central repository of authorized cloud products, enabling agencies to discover, evaluate, and reuse existing authorizations. This episode explains how listings work, what information
The Readiness Assessment Report (RAR) is the earliest formal evaluation in the FedRAMP process, confirming that a cloud service provider is prepared for a full security assessment. This episode clarifies its purpose, str
Automation is the key to sustaining continuous monitoring without drowning in manual reporting. This episode details how to design evidence collection workflows that produce consistent, auditable artifacts for FedRAMP su
Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL) transforms static FedRAMP documentation into structured, machine-readable data that accelerates reviews and improves consistency. This episode explains what OSCAL is, wh
A Quality Management System (QMS) is how a 3PAO ensures assessments are consistent, competent, and continuously improving. This episode describes essential QMS components as they appear in FedRAMP work: documented proced
ISO/IEC 17020 defines competence and impartiality requirements for bodies performing inspection, and accredited 3PAOs operate under this standard to deliver consistent, defensible FedRAMP assessments. This episode transl
A Third-Party Assessment Organization’s credibility rests on independence and professional ethics, and FedRAMP expects providers to understand and respect these boundaries. This episode explains what independence means i
Continuous monitoring ties assessment results to everyday operations so authorization stays credible between audits. This recap pulls together its essentials: authenticated monthly scans aligned to complete inventories,
Maintaining an Authorization to Operate is an operational discipline that proves your controls continue to function, your risks are actively managed, and your documentation reflects reality. This episode frames “maintena
Incident reporting ties real-world response performance to FedRAMP compliance. This episode explains mandatory reporting timelines and formats, including immediate notification within one hour of confirmed incidents invo
Logging and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) form the detection layer that validates continuous monitoring effectiveness. This episode describes how FedRAMP evaluates logging coverage, content, and retent
Annual assessments revalidate system controls to ensure they still meet FedRAMP baseline requirements under live operational conditions. This episode outlines how to plan and execute these recurring assessments efficient
Significant changes—major system modifications, infrastructure migrations, or service integrations—must be managed and reported under FedRAMP continuous monitoring. This episode defines what constitutes a “significant ch
Penetration test reports are the tangible outcome of controlled attack simulations, and FedRAMP requires them to be comprehensive, reproducible, and linked to subsequent remediation. This episode explains how to structur
FedRAMP mandates annual penetration testing across specific vectors to validate defensive effectiveness and identify exploitable weaknesses before adversaries can. This episode defines those vectors—external network, int
Authenticated scanning provides deeper assurance by testing systems from an insider perspective, confirming patch levels, configuration states, and control operations. This episode explains how to configure and secure cr
Scanning only provides raw data; analysis transforms it into actionable insight. This episode outlines how to interpret vulnerability results, identify trends, and communicate remediation progress to both internal stakeh
Monthly vulnerability scanning provides the quantitative heartbeat of continuous monitoring, revealing whether systems remain patched, configured securely, and within acceptable risk tolerance. This episode defines the r
Continuous Monitoring (ConMon) is the operational backbone that sustains a FedRAMP authorization after the initial ATO is granted. This episode explains its purpose: maintaining visibility into system security, tracking
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