We are pleased to announce that IBM Maximo enterprise asset management (EAM) software has attained Impact Level 2 (Moderate) of FedRAMP Authorization. This standardization program contains 325 different “controls” for government agencies. The achievement of Impact Level 2 status further solidifies IBM® Maximo® as a leading solution for global operations through a subscription-based model. Businesses and government agencies around the world use Maximo to maintain all asset types no matter where they reside. To learn more, you can review the stories of District of Columbia Water and Sewage Authority, and University of California, San Francisco.

What is FedRAMP?

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a government-wide program. It provides a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. This approach uses a “do once, use many times” framework that saves cost, time, and staff required to conduct redundant Agency security assessments. In short, FedRAMP supports the US Office of Management and Budget’s goal to reform technology management with a Cloud First Policy that allows US Agencies to rapidly adapt from old, legacy IT to mission-enabling, secure cloud services. This enables them to better serve agency mission, drive improved citizen services and increase cyber security.

Will FedRAMP make Maximo more secure?

Maximo is a widely known, secured SaaS offering in market today.  The FedRAMP requirements include additional controls above the standard NIST baseline controls in NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4. This addresses the unique elements of cloud computing to ensure all federal data is secure in cloud environments. FedRAMP requirements include additional controls above the standard NIST baseline controls in NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4. These additional controls address the unique elements of cloud computing to ensure all federal data is secure in cloud environments.

FedRAMP is now mandatory for Federal Agency cloud deployments and service models at the low, moderate, and high-risk impact levels. Click here to review FedRAMP Frequently Asked Questions.

Are you ready for cloud?

Be up and running in hours. Subscription-based Maximo offers flexibility and scalability and, best of all, it’s managed on your behalf. Therefore, government agencies can deploy new instances on demand, increase uptime, reduce costs and minimize risk.

Learn more about Maximo on the cloud.

 

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