Federal Secure Cloud: Faster, Cheaper Digital Services for Government
This act aims to streamline how the U.S. federal government uses cloud services. By standardizing and accelerating certification processes, citizens can expect faster access to secure digital services provided by government agencies, and potentially lower government operating costs, which may lead to more efficient taxpayer money spending.
Key points
Establishes the FedRAMP program within the General Services Administration to standardize and accelerate security assessments for government cloud services.
Creates a FedRAMP Board to advise on security requirements and certification priorities for cloud services.
Requires federal agencies to prioritize using already authorized cloud services, aiming to reduce costs and deployment time.
Increases transparency and dialogue between tech companies and the government, fostering innovation and job creation in the tech sector.
Mandates cloud security assessment firms to declare foreign interests, enhancing the security of government data.
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