FedRAMP 20x
FedRAMP has changed, and the guidance is hard to piece together. Trava helps cloud providers figure out whether FedRAMP 20x makes sense for their business, then helps them get there.
Talk to a FedRAMP advisorWho We Help
FedRAMP 20x requires an active SOC 2 Type II, GovRAMP, or FedRAMP Rev5 certification to get started. If you have one, we can help you take the next step.
Your SOC 2 Type II program is the foundation for FedRAMP 20x. We help you build on it.
Already serving state and local government? We help you extend into federal markets with FedRAMP 20x.
Rev5 is being phased out. We help you plan and complete your move to FedRAMP 20x.
Have ISO 27001 or another certification and interested in FedRAMP? Let's talk about the best path forward.
What We Do
We help you figure out whether FedRAMP 20x fits the federal deals in front of you, and which certification class you need.
We guide you through preparing for and achieving FedRAMP 20x certification.
We support the ongoing requirements that keep your certification active.
Why Trava
FedRAMP guidance is changing quickly. Our team keeps up with it so you don't have to, and we manage FedRAMP 20x alongside your SOC 2 and other frameworks in one compliance program.
It depends on the federal opportunities you are pursuing and what those buyers require. That is the first thing we work through together.
Rev5 is being phased out in favor of 20x. We help Rev5 providers plan and complete the transition.
You need an active SOC 2 Type II, GovRAMP, or FedRAMP Rev5 certification to get started. Having one does not make you FedRAMP certified, but it is the required starting point.
FedRAMP 20x is the updated version of FedRAMP, the program that certifies cloud services for use by federal agencies. It introduces a new certification approach and is replacing the current Rev5 process.
Whether a federal prospect just asked or you are planning ahead, let's talk through where you stand and what it would take.