FedRAMP is going through the largest change in its history. The Consolidated Rules for 2026 become mandatory on January 1, 2027, retiring long-familiar artifacts, revising core terminology, and steering the program toward the automated, data-driven FedRAMP 20x model, with Rev5 sunsetting by the close of 2028. This intermediate course sets out what changes and on what schedule, sets Rev5 authorization against 20x certification, and works through the modernized package approach built on Security Decision Records, structured data, and Key Security Indicators.
Participants finish by drafting a workable Rev5-to-20x transition roadmap. Because the program bears on industry as much as on government, the course serves agency staff alongside the cloud service providers and contractors who have to meet the new requirements — and the live format lets both perspectives be aired in the same room.