Part of broader FedRAMP modernization
FedRAMP terminology is changing. The authorization work is not.
FedRAMP Low, Moderate, and High are becoming Class A, B, C, and D. The operational reality stays the same.
The new terminology does not eliminate agency sponsorship, risk acceptance, continuous monitoring, 3PAO assessments, or ATO requirements.
For SaaS companies, the message is simple. FedRAMP language is evolving — Knox remains the fastest path to FedRAMP.
Key Changes
A new vocabulary for the same program
At first glance, FedRAMP and CMMC appear to solve different problems. Beneath the surface, both are built on the same core security principles.
Where Knox fits in
Move through federal authorization faster
Knox helps SaaS companies clear the hard part of authorization — by giving you what would otherwise take years to build.
The Knox advantage
Trusted by top agencies for mission-critical needs
The bottom line
FedRAMP is changing its language.
Knox is still the fastest path to FedRAMP.
Certification in 90 days, for 90% less.