Nozomi Networks gains FedRAMP Moderate status for Vantage

Nozomi Networks has received Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Moderate certification for Vantage for Government, its platform for operational technology, Internet of Things and cyber physical systems security. The certification concerns federal deployments of the offering.

Vantage for Government is described as the only AI-powered cloud-based platform built for large-scale government deployments. Federal security teams gain a consolidated view of their cyber posture, which supports faster response times, stronger compliance and reduced operational overhead.

The platform centralizes OT and IoT security sensor management to provide unified visibility, real-time asset monitoring, advanced threat detection, vulnerability assessment and risk management across mission-critical environments. Its asset inventory combines passive, active and host-based collection with AI-driven enrichment across wired, wireless and endpoint environments, and it integrates with third-party systems and external files.

The offering carries over the core capabilities of the commercial platform, adapted to FedRAMP Moderate requirements, with full feature parity and added compliance assurances. It performs non-intrusive OT and IoT vulnerability detection with AI-driven prioritization, monitors network and endpoint activity for ransomware, state-sponsored activity and hacktivist campaigns, and runs on AWS GovCloud infrastructure with access limited to U.S. persons and U.S. citizens for sensitive functions.

Andrea Carcano, Chief Executive Office at Nozomi Networks, said, “Federal agencies need effective tools that can quickly identify and resolve mission-critical threats to operational systems that were never designed with security in mind.”

Carcano said, “Vantage for Government with FedRAMP Moderate certification ensures they have the resources needed to effectively protect themselves, and it represents Nozomi's commitment to helping strengthen cybersecurity for national critical infrastructure.”