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GovRAMP (StateRAMP)

Standardized cloud security authorization for state, local, and education government - formerly StateRAMP.

GovRAMP - the program formerly known as StateRAMP - gives state, local, tribal, territorial, and education (SLED) governments a standardized way to verify the security of the cloud products they buy. Modeled on FedRAMP and built on NIST SP 800-53 controls, it provides a common authorization that a provider can earn once and reuse across participating jurisdictions, replacing the patchwork of agency-by-agency security reviews.

HanaByte helps cloud service providers scope their offering, close control gaps, build the required documentation, and stand up the continuous monitoring needed to reach and maintain a GovRAMP Ready or Authorized status.

How we help

GovRAMP Workshops

Scope

  • Interactive workshops on GovRAMP processes and requirements, educating key stakeholders, technical personnel, and support teams. Sessions are used to learn more about your business.

Deliverables

  • Delivery of workshops covering GovRAMP requirements and authorization paths.
  • Regular remote meetings to track progress on a schedule that fits your team.

Personnel & timeline

  • Security consultant(s) assigned to the engagement for a flat fee.

Customer responsibilities

  • Provide access to related documentation and in-scope systems.
  • Provide access to relevant personnel for workshop sessions.
GovRAMP Advisory Services

Scope

  • Guidance assessing your existing control implementations, infrastructure, policies, procedures, and documentation against GovRAMP requirements.
  • Ongoing guidance through GovRAMP requirements and which priorities to address first.

Deliverables

  • Regular meetings to consult on GovRAMP processes and close compliance gaps.

Personnel & timeline

  • Security consultant(s), billed hourly as needed for the engagement.

Customer responsibilities

  • Provide access to related documentation and in-scope systems.
GovRAMP Gap Assessment

Scope

  • Assessment of your existing controls, infrastructure, policies, procedures, and documentation to perform a gap analysis against GovRAMP requirements.
  • Creation of a report with a detailed roadmap of remediation efforts across people, process, and technology for all unmet requirements.

Deliverables

  • Detailed readiness assessment covering your environment, policies, procedures, personnel, and controls.
  • Remediation plan with prioritized steps and regular meetings to track progress.

Personnel & timeline

  • Security consultant(s) assigned to the engagement; expected turnaround of 4 to 6 weeks depending on scope.

Customer responsibilities

  • Provide access to related documentation and in-scope systems.
GovRAMP Launch

Scope

  • Assessment of your existing controls, infrastructure, and documentation to perform a gap analysis against GovRAMP requirements.
  • Workshops on GovRAMP processes and implementation strategies for your stakeholders and technical teams.
  • Creation of a report with a detailed remediation roadmap across people, process, and technology.

Deliverables

  • Detailed readiness assessment of your environment, policies, procedures, personnel, and controls.
  • Delivery of workshops covering GovRAMP requirements.
  • Remediation plan with prioritized steps and regular meetings to track progress.

Personnel & timeline

  • Security consultant(s) assigned to the engagement; typical timeline of 12 to 16 weeks depending on scope.

Customer responsibilities

  • Provide access to related documentation and in-scope systems.

Frequently asked questions

What is GovRAMP?

GovRAMP (formerly StateRAMP) is a standardized approach to cloud security verification for state, local, tribal, territorial, and education governments, modeled on FedRAMP and NIST 800-53.

How is GovRAMP different from FedRAMP?

FedRAMP authorizes cloud services for federal agencies; GovRAMP serves the state, local, and education market with a comparable, reciprocal model.

Why did StateRAMP become GovRAMP?

The program rebranded to GovRAMP to reflect its expanding scope across government tiers; the security model and intent remain consistent.

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