Nozomi Networks Vantage for Government Gains FedRAMP Moderate Certification
Nozomi Networks says Vantage for Government has achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program Moderate certification, giving U.S. federal agencies a compliant cloud-based option for operational technology and Internet of Things security. The platform is designed to support large-scale government deployments and Cloud Smart strategies.
- Vantage for Government achieved FedRAMP Moderate certification.
- The platform is designed for large-scale U.S. government deployments.
- It combines OT and IoT asset visibility, detection and risk management.
- The service runs on AWS GovCloud infrastructure.
- Sensitive functions are limited to U.S.-person and U.S.-citizen access.
Centralized security for federal environments
Vantage for Government centralizes the management of OT and IoT security sensors, giving federal security teams a consolidated view of their cyber posture. According to Nozomi Networks, the platform provides unified visibility, real-time asset monitoring, threat detection, vulnerability assessment and risk management across mission-critical environments.
The company says this consolidated approach can support faster response times, stronger compliance and reduced operational overhead. The platform delivers the same core capabilities as Nozomi Networks’ commercial platform, in an environment adapted to meet FedRAMP Moderate requirements. Agencies receive feature parity with added compliance assurances, according to the company.
AI-powered asset, threat and risk analysis
The platform’s asset inventory combines passive, active and host-based collection with AI-driven enrichment. It is designed to provide visibility across wired, wireless and endpoint environments, while integrations with third-party systems and external files bring asset data into a single inventory.
Vantage for Government also provides non-intrusive OT and IoT vulnerability detection, AI-driven risk prioritization and remediation recommendations. Nozomi Networks says its approach avoids operational disruption and IT-centric scanner noise.
For threat detection, the service continuously monitors network and endpoint activity using built-in rules and OT and IoT-specific threat intelligence. The company says it can identify ransomware, state-sponsored activity and hacktivist campaigns, while AI-driven correlation helps reduce alert fatigue by producing prioritized alerts. Risk management features cover risk identification, customizable scoring, prioritized mitigation and continuous monitoring through executive dashboards and benchmarks.
FedRAMP hosting and access requirements
Vantage for Government is hosted on AWS GovCloud infrastructure and supported through dedicated infrastructure for federal compliance. Access to sensitive production, maintenance and technical support functions is limited to U.S.-person and U.S.-citizen personnel.
Andrea Carcano of Nozomi Networks said in the company announcement that federal agencies need tools that can quickly identify and resolve threats to operational systems that were not designed with security in mind. He said the certification provides agencies with resources to protect themselves and represents Nozomi Networks’ commitment to strengthening cybersecurity for national critical infrastructure.
For federal users, the certification provides an authorization milestone for a platform aimed at combining OT and IoT visibility, detection and risk management in a government-focused cloud environment. Nozomi Networks directs agencies to its webinar, Securing What Matters: Applying Zero Trust, Federal Visibility & Risk-Based Remediation Mandates to OT Environments, and to the FedRAMP marketplace for more information.
