What is the difference between FISMA and FedRAMP?
FISMA is the federal law requiring agency security programs. FedRAMP is the program that assesses cloud services agencies use. Here is how they connect.
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FISMA is the federal law requiring agency security programs. FedRAMP is the program that assesses cloud services agencies use. Here is how they connect.
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