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The FedRAMP Call-to-Action to FSCAC

PublishedGSA and FedRAMP · FedRAMP video · June 10, 2026

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FedRAMP should step back from setting standards for cloud service provider interactions and instead encourage the private sector to align on common practices before presenting unified recommendations to government agencies.

Advice

  • Have industry coordinate among themselves to agree on standardized ways to share compliance information, rather than asking FedRAMP to referee competing vendor requests.
  • Bring aligned industry standards to FISMA and FedRAMP as a single unified position, so government can standardize on one approach instead of navigating conflicting vendor preferences.

Mentioned

  • Organizations: FedRAMP, FISMA

Numbers to remember

  • 10 to 15 to 300 companies all asking FedRAMP to set different standards for the same thing, creating competing demands that FedRAMP must navigate.
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I think it's going to be really exciting to see over the next year how we can leverage this to increase agency adoption of different stuff. And I think that like what we've what we're seeing right now is that what I hear a lot, especially from the external community, is some form of help us create standardized interactions, help us you know, share this information effectively. And the thing that's really weird to me is how I can have 10 15 300 companies all talking to me and they are asking me to set and I mean FedRAMP, they're all asking FedRAMP to set different things for the same thing. And I have to we have to navigate all those different desires and different expectations. And we shouldn't have to be involved with that at all. It should be really the other way around. It should be industry should be working together with themselves and you agree on a course and when 15, 20, 30 cloud service providers all agree, this is the way we're going to make this information available, then the FISMA can bring that to agencies and the FedRAMP and then help us understand it and explain it and then we can standardize on that. So, I'm really hoping that that's something that FISMA can produce over the next year is coordinating and encouraging a framework where these companies, especially private industry, can actually align themselves and come to the government as one body with like one opinion instead of creating a situation where we have to navigate every single different brilliant idea that somebody has.

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Issuer
General Services Administration (GSA), including the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)
Type
FedRAMP video
Issued
June 10, 2026
Status
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