1901 Group Achieves FedRAMP Authorization for the Fourth Consecutive Year

Company’s Commitment to Cyber Security Paves a Path to the Cloud for Government Agencies

RESTON, VA – September 25, 2018 – 1901 Group LLC, the leading provider of innovative IT solutions for public and private sectors specializing in delivering cloud, cyber security, and enterprise managed services, today announced it has achieved its fourth consecutive year of compliance with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP).

FedRAMP is a government-wide program that provides a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. In addition to the FedRAMP stamp of security approval for Cloud Service Providers (CSPs), federal agencies shopping for cloud services benefit from an element of built-in confidence in a FedRAMP-authorized cloud service provider’s services.

As a FedRAMP-authorized managed service provider with years of experience in the federal and commercial markets, 1901 Group supports operational resilience and delivers secure, hybrid cloud services for enterprises with highly-sensitive data held within mission critical systems that benefit from FedRAMP authorization. 1901 Group continues to demonstrate its commitment to ensuring a secure environment and to deploying its In³Sight™ software as a service platform that automates monitoring, management, and optimization of information technology services to better serve customers’ missions.

“We are excited that our customers can take advantage of our cloud-based solutions, and maintaining this authorization is an important step towards protecting our nation’s data and transforming our government agencies into more efficient organizations,” said Sonu Singh,
CEO of 1901 Group. “As our fourth consecutive year of compliance with FedRAMP, it is our commitment to continuously provide secure IT solutions that support the migration, management and optimization of mission critical applications in the cloud.”