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The Joint Authorization Board (JAB) previously provided approval letters for annual assessments and significant changes. Now that the JAB no longer exists, will anyone provide these letters? How do agency customers know these have been approved?
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When will documents, the website, and policies be updated to reflect changes?
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How does the transition from JAB P-ATO Authorization to FedRAMP Authorization affect the client demand requirement?
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With the shift toward “One Authorization”, do the Boundary Guidance restrictions of “Non-JAB” to “JAB” data flow disappear?
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What support is FedRAMP providing during this transition?
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How will the transition impact CSPs current ConMon reviews of annual assessments, significant changes, and deviation requests?
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How does FedRAMP plan to handle future performance management issues, including corrective action plans (CAPs) and suspensions under the new model? What is the mechanism if an Agency issues a CAP?
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How will existing performance management issues, including CAPs and suspensions be handled for former JAB CSPs during the transition?
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How do I, as a customer agency, engage in multi-agency continuous monitoring?
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What is the impact to continuous monitoring activities?
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What is a designated lead agency/agencies and a designation letter?
