Isaac Teuscher
A Security Engineer leading the technical implementation of cloud and AI-driven security. With experience in NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP, Isaac collaborates with executive teams to build scalable security programs that meet the highest federal compliance standards.
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What is a FedRAMP Certification Package Overview (CPO)?
The CPO—Certification Package Overview—is a required CR26 deliverable in machine-readable JSON. Here’s what's required, how to read the schema, and validate it.
How Do You Get a FedRAMP 20x Class A Certification? A Step-by-Step Guide
FedRAMP 20x Class A certification lets SOC 2, FedRAMP Ready, and GovRAMP enter the Marketplace. See if you qualify and how to submit your listing.
CMMC Stage II is Suspended
CMMC's third-party audits are suspended for 60 days. Here's what the compliance community's reaction reveals — and why the pause might be good news.
Prepare for Rev 5 FedRAMP Sunset: Important Timeline Updates
FedRAMP Rev 5 is sunsetting. Learn the 2027 deadlines CSPs must track, what changes under FedRAMP 20x, and how to run both paths without doubling your GRC work.
The Best Way to get FedRAMP in 2026: Comparing the Four Paths
FedRAMP has 4 authorization paths in 2026: Rev 5, Rev 5 + GRC tooling, accelerators, and 20x. Compare cost, timeline, and fit to find yours.
What is an SDR? Understanding the Security Decision Record
A Security Decision Record (SDR) replaces static SSPs with machine-readable, continuous evidence of your security posture. Paramify makes it simple.
CR26 Deadlines: Your Guide to FedRAMP 2026 Compliance Timelines
FedRAMP 20x deadlines: From the Security Inbox to Vulnerability Detection and Response, here's every CR26 requirement, the dates, and what happens if you miss them.
FedRAMP SDRs vs SSPs: What's the Difference and Why Should You Care?
FedRAMP SDRs (Security Decision Records) help you prove your security posture. See how SDRs compare to SSPs, why the shift, and how Paramify helps with both.
Is it FedRAMP Certification or Authorization? Here’s What Changed:
FedRAMP Authorization is becoming FedRAMP Certification in 2026, and Ready/Low/Moderate/High shifts to A/B/C/D. Here's what's actually changing and why.