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FedRAMP pushes new cyber vulnerability rules to keep pace with AI
Why it’s here: Covers a GSA FedRAMP mandate requiring federal cloud providers to adopt new vulnerability management rules aligned with a CISA binding operational directive, squarely within cybersecurity policy and federal procurement.
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YesterdayFederal News NetworkFedRAMP pushes new cyber vulnerability rules to keep pace with AIFedRAMP has ordered its more than 550 certified cloud providers to migrate to new VDR/VER vulnerability management rules by Dec. 7, 2026, with certification revocation for non-compliance after a grace period ending March 7, 2027.1 outletCyberAI2 linked
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