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AutoRABIT CodeScan Enters FedRAMP Authorization Process to Deliver Trusted

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AutoRABIT, announced that its CodeScan product has officially entered the “In Process” phase for FedRAMP authorization.

This achievement indicates that CodeScan is moving towards being able to satisfy the stringent security and compliance protocols it must have in order to provide services to U.S. federal agencies and other authorized institutions having common stringent cyber regulations. FedRAMP, a government program for simplifying the adoption of secure cloud technology, provides a standardized methodology for evaluating, authorizing, and continuously monitoring cloud computing services utilized by government agencies.

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“Security has always been at the center of all that we build,” said Jason Lord, AutoRABIT Chief Technology Officer. “Reaching FedRAMP ‘In Process’ status for CodeScan indicates our commitment to providing trusted and compliant DevSecOps solutions to public sector teams and other highly regulated sectors. Our goal is to enable federal agencies to build Salesforce applications more quickly with the highest standards of security and compliance.”

Strengthening Public Sector Salesforce Development AutoRABIT CodeScan is a dynamic and efficient static code analysis tool designed specifically for Salesforce environments. CodeScan charts out proprietary Salesforce languages, metadata, etc. APIs to give teams an end-to-end perspective of code quality and potential security vulnerabilities.

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The platform now enables more than 600 code quality and security rules. AutoRABIT is ready to take its DevSecOps feature set—comprising automated code scanning, vulnerability management, and comprehensive compliance reporting—to federal government agencies, government contractors, and other organizations that are committed to safeguarding data. Maintaining a Robust Security Culture This milestone is one component of AutoRABIT’s overall initiative to prioritize security within product development and business operations.

In addition to FedRAMP, the organization has several security certifications under its belt, such as SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, and CCPA compliance, which again illustrate its emphasis on protecting sensitive information. Looking Ahead AutoRABIT will remain in close collaboration with its FedRAMP-authorizing agency to complete the last stages of the authorization process. When fully authorized, CodeScan will enable federal teams and regulated businesses to develop Salesforce fearlessly, with assurance that their applications are supported by robust security and compliance practices.

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