Readiness call
30 minutes on your process, tooling and certification path.
Every FedRAMP cloud service must move from monthly scans to risk-based vulnerability management. Find your gaps now, with a FedRAMP 3PAO.
What changes
FedRAMP says monthly scanning on a fixed clock is no longer enough. Every finding is now ranked by real exposure.
Monthly scans and POA&Ms on a fixed remediation clock, regardless of reachability or exploitability.
Is each vulnerability reachable from the internet?
Is it likely exploitable, including KEV status?
Treat exploits as automatable unless proven otherwise.
Fix Known Exploited Vulnerabilities on BOD 26-04 timelines.
Mitigate and remediate continuously, not monthly.
How we help
Three steps with a FedRAMP 3PAO.
30 minutes on your process, tooling and certification path.
Your current program mapped against each rule, with the gaps that matter most.
A prioritized remediation plan, with recommended next steps to address gaps.
FAQ
Every cloud service obtaining or maintaining FedRAMP Certification, from December 7, 2026 (FedRAMP NTC-0014).
You can keep certification under a corrective action plan until March 7, 2027, with notice to all agencies. After that, FedRAMP says certification will be revoked.
No. Scanning still matters, but each finding must now be evaluated and acted on by reachability, exploitability and impact.
CISA BOD 26-04 (June 10, 2026) sets risk-based remediation timelines. FedRAMP aligned VDR/VER to it, which moved the deadline up from 2027.
Fortreum can discuss readiness and assessment options. Any assessment engagement must meet applicable 3PAO independence requirements.
30-minute call
Talk to a FedRAMP assessor about your program against the new rules.
Sources, checked November 1, 2026. Confirm current text at fedramp.gov.