Miles Jamison
CrowdStrike, a global cybersecurity company, has earned Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program authorization for three new security modules.
The Austin, Texas-based firm said Wednesday its CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform received FedRAMP authorization for CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, CrowdStrike Falcon for IT and CrowdStrike Falcon Data Protection. The three key modules are now accessible to the public sector, particularly government entities that require FedRAMP Moderate authorization. With this development, federal agencies can now secure assets through the CrowdStrike Falcon platform in GovCloud.
CrowdStrike Platform’s New Modules
The key modules enable CrowdStrike to deliver enhanced visibility, intelligence and threat response capabilities to federal agencies and their supply chains, enabling them to meet critical security mandates and address advanced endpoint, identity and cloud-based attacks across multiple domains. The modules provide instantaneous threat detection, deep asset visibility, consolidated log management and data security.
“Today’s federal agencies navigate a complex regulatory landscape – from the comprehensive logging mandates outlined in OMB M-21-31 to the adoption of Zero Trust frameworks to secure identities against advanced threats,” said CrowdStrike President Michael Sentonas. “FedRAMP authorization allows CrowdStrike to help government agencies streamline operations, secure hybrid environments and reduce costs while staying ahead of today’s most sophisticated adversaries.”
