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Check whether your cloud backup provider can hold CUI

Your backups include CUI and go to a cloud service, and you need to know whether that service meets DFARS 7012.

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A plain answer on whether the provider qualifies, the questions to ask them and the documents to request.
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A few words each is enough. Leave a blank empty and the assistant will ask you or assume.

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Our backups include CUI and are stored with a cloud provider. Check whether that meets DFARS 252.204-7012(b)(2)(ii)(D), which requires cloud services that store CUI to meet the FedRAMP Moderate baseline or equivalent.

- Provider and service: [Provider and product name]
- What they say about FedRAMP: [e.g. "FedRAMP High authorized", "FedRAMP aligned", or "unknown"]
- Where the data is stored: [Commercial cloud / GovCloud / Not sure]

Explain the difference between FedRAMP authorized, FedRAMP Moderate equivalent (as defined in DoD's December 2023 memo) and marketing terms like "FedRAMP aligned", and say plainly whether what they've told us would meet the requirement. Then list the questions to ask the provider, the documents to request (for example the customer responsibility matrix), and what an assessor will want to see from us. If you aren't sure of a detail, say so.

Some details above are still in square brackets. Ask me for them before you answer, rather than guessing.

Before you paste

Check the provider's listing on the FedRAMP Marketplace yourself; it's the quickest way to confirm an authorization.

Then check the answer

Commvault Cloud for Government

FedRAMP High backup, run by KELYN

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