ETHERFAX has announced the receipt of its final Security Assessment Report (SAR) as part of the FedRAMP (Federal Risk and Authorization Management) authorization process. This critical milestone demonstrates ETHERFAX's commitment to meeting the stringent federal and state security standards required to deliver trusted services to U.S. federal, state and local government agencies.

The SAR, completed with zero risks reported, is a testament to ETHERFAX's robust security practices and dedication to protecting sensitive data. This achievement moves ETHERFAX closer to achieving full FedRAMP authorization, further solidifying its position as a trusted partner for secure cloud solutions.  

"We're thrilled to reach this key milestone in the FedRAMP process," said Paul Banco, CEO and co-founder, ETHERFAX. "Achieving a risk-free SAR reflects our team's hard work and commitment to ensuring that our solutions meet the highest standards of security and compliance."

Sentar, the independent auditing firm conducting the SAR, commends ETHERFAX for this achievement. 

"Receiving a FedRAMP Security Assessment Report with zero risks is an outstanding achievement," said Stephen Pratt, CISO and director of programs, cyber risk & compliance sector, Sentar. "ETHERFAX has exemplified a steadfast commitment to adhering to the rigorous security standards set by FedRAMP, raising the benchmark for secure cloud-based services."

FedRAMP High certification represents the gold standard in cloud security, with rigorous controls designed to protect the most sensitive data in government and commercial environments. By pursuing FedRAMP High, ETHERFAX reinforces its commitment to providing robust data protection, enabling both government and commercial organizations to securely exchange critical information while aligning with stringent compliance requirements.