Ep. 11 – Demystifying FedRAMP Equivalency w/ Josh Chua and Emily Cummins
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Ep. 11 – Demystifying FedRAMP Equivalency w/ Josh Chua and Emily Cummins
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Welcome back to another episode of Mostly Compliant, the cybersecurity show for professionals with trust issues, hosted by Matt Bruggeman, Director of Federal GTM at A-LIGN.
In this episode, Matt dives into the niche topic of FedRAMP equivalency with Josh, Co-Founder of NextStage, and Emily, their Chief Information Security Officer. Together, they unravel the confusion surrounding when and why FedRAMP equivalency is needed, how it ties to CMMC, and the differences between FedRAMP authorization and equivalency assessments. Josh also shares his personal journey navigating these requirements and the steps NextStage took to achieve compliance.
About Mostly Compliant:
Hosted by Matt Bruggeman, Director of Federal GTM at A-LIGN, Mostly Compliant is a cybersecurity podcast that brings together experts from across the federal compliance landscape to discuss CMMC, FedRAMP, and other key topics shaping the industry.