DOD Authority to Operate
When a US federal agency like DOD needs a new software application or information system built, they need to make sure that they comply comprehensively with all set Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) standards as well as NIST RMF specifications. This includes getting a signed Authorization to Operate (ATO).
The FISMA ATO process is a cumbersome endeavor. It requires an exhaustive review and detailed analysis of the IT system and the potential risk it presents to the agency, operations, assets, and individuals.
To streamline this process, it is vital to implement an integrated solution that can continuously monitor, assess, record and report security and compliance status on an ongoing basis.
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Download this whitepaper to understand:
DOD Authority to Operate process and how to transition seamlessly to continuous Authority to Operate (cATO)
Enable continuous and connected hybrid multicloud monitoring assessment and reporting
Automate near real-time detection and remediation
Create an effective DevSecOps strategy by incorporating security and compliance at every step from development deployment