FedRAMP Alignment: Architecture, Not Afterthought

FedRAMP Alignment: Architecture, Not Afterthought

June 8, 2026
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This article makes the case for treating FedRAMP and cATO requirements as architectural inputs from the start of a cloud migration, not a compliance review at the end, and what that changes about how the system is actually built.

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