Carahsoft and Vectra AI Say Vectra AI Platform Received FedRAMP High Authorization
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Carahsoft Technology Corp. said Vectra AI achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High authorization for the Vectra AI Platform. The company said the authorization supports continuous understanding of cyber risk for federal agencies.
In the release, Vectra AI and Carahsoft linked the platform to efforts to connect activity across federal mission environments. They said defenders face the challenge of turning fragmented activity into continuous understanding of where cyber risk is building and what action matters most.
According to the release, the Vectra AI Platform correlates attack signals across network, identity, cloud, SaaS, operational technology (OT), and AI infrastructure. The platform also identifies identity risks and attack paths before exploitation and uses AI-driven prioritization and automation to accelerate investigations and response.
The companies said the platform is available to federal agencies through Carahsoft’s reseller partners and government contract vehicles. Michael Adams, Program Executive for AI Solutions at Carahsoft, said, “Achieving FedRAMP High Authorization for the Vectra AI Platform represents an important step forward in giving Federal agencies access to advanced, AI-native cybersecurity capabilities that meet the rigorous requirements of the Public Sector,”
John Klopacz, Vice President of Federal at Vectra AI, said, “Vectra AI’s FedRAMP High Authorization enables agencies to deploy AI-native security that continuously observes behavior across identities, networks, cloud services and critical infrastructure at machine speed, giving defenders the trusted signal with context they need to effectively contain exposure, accelerate response and ultimately, protect mission continuity.”
Press release, provided by Globe Newswire on behalf of Vectra AI. Read the original.