How to Consolidate Multiple Packages to Optimize FedRAMP Compliance

Managing many separate FedRAMP packages is an unnecessary waste of your time and resources. But, how do you consolidate FedRAMP packages

It hasn't been possible to consolidate packages in the past, but having now done this process successfully many times, we can share how it's done.

Below you'll see how Palo Alto Networks optimized their FedRAMP by consolidating their packages. We'll also explain the steps your organization can take to quickly do the same. Once you know how it's done, you can decide if this is the right way for you to reduce wasted time and budget.

The Challenge: Managing Multiple FedRAMP Packages

Many companies juggle multiple FedRAMP packages while running a singular security program.

But, is this really the most efficient way to go about it? Consider cloud giants like AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Azure. They've consolidated their offerings yet manage all under one package instead of multiple.

Is there a better way?

The Solution: Quick FedRAMP Package Consolidation with Paramify

Palo Alto Networks was able to successfully consolidate multiple FedRAMP packages for their various products into a unified package by using Paramify.

They no longer had to painstakingly document 750+ requirements separately for each system, saving significant time and effort. 

This achievement was game changing for Palo Alto Networks.

The Impact: Incredible FedRAMP Efficiency and Scalability

Palo Alto's FedRAMP Process became wildly more efficiency and scalable without spending large amounts of time or money. After all, FedRAMP is challenging enough, so why complicate it more than necessary?

You can also consolidate your packages to simplify your FedRAMP processes by using Paramify. Did you know, you can employ the same solutions for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, ISMAP, HiTrust and more?

"We save so much time and labor. We have a dozen products getting FedRAMP certified or moving up to the next level. Instead of visiting each of the 800-page docs, we can use Paramify to make the change once." - Gov Certifications, Palo Alto Networks

Check out our pricing to see if we're a good fit for your budget.

Consolidate Multiple FedRAMP Packages for Your Company

Palo Alto was able to become much for efficient by using Paramify. If you 'd also like to reduce the number of FedRAMP packages you manage by consolidating, Paramify makes that easy to do.

We'd love to show you how we can revolutionize your approach. Schedule a free demo today to see how Paramify does it.

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Adam Johnson
Oct 2024
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