On Tuesday, October 13th, EconSys completed the migration of FedHR Navigator to AWS. The move to the AWS environment required a data migration of all databases, documents, and files from the previous environment.
FedRAMP — short for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program — was created in 2011, to implement standardization for cloud services used by federal agencies. It's built on the back of FISMA, legislation passed in 2002, to ensure that federal agencies are meeting a regulated minimum when it comes to IT security. In other words, FedRAMP exists to regulate which cloud services agencies can and can't use.
In 2017, the Federal Government operated more than 12,000 datacenters with more than 150,000 servers around the United States, costing billions... View Article
Cybersecurity is one of the most pressing issues facing information security professionals and executive decision makers. This is even more the... View Article
Starting in 2012, all federal agencies considering new technology solutions had to work with FedRAMP-authorized cloud service providers (CSP). The same... View Article
For federal agencies considering technology changes for their HR operations, there are many benefits to selecting a cloud service provider who... View Article
Since 2012, federal agencies have worked with cloud service providers (CSPs) who have been authorized by the FedRAMP program, managed... View Article
There are several benefits to working with a cloud service offering from a FedRAMP authorized vendor. There are cost savings in shifting to... View Article
Many federal agencies still operate on premise data centers, manned by large IT staffs. Despite private enterprise and some agencies... View Article
