Keeping an SP 800-53 authorization current: the ISCM strategy, FedRAMP's ongoing certification reports, vulnerability detection and remediation timeframes, and significant change notification.
How to build the continuous monitoring strategy SP 800-53 expects: CA-7 requirements and enhancements, the six SP 800-137 steps, organization and system-level strategies in the RMF, and what assessors examine.
What FedRAMP expects after certification under the Consolidated Rules for 2026: Ongoing Certification Reports every 3 months, Quarterly Reviews by class, how agencies must use the reports, and the controls assessed every year.
How often to scan and how fast to fix under SP 800-53 and FedRAMP: RA-5 and SI-2 requirements, baseline enhancements, FedRAMP's class-based detection frequencies, KEV handling and mitigation versus remediation.
Handling changes to an authorized system: CM-4 impact analysis, when the authorizing official decides on reauthorization, and FedRAMP's transformative, adaptive and routine change types with their notification deadlines.
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