ServiceNow has received a temporary Impact Level 5 authorization from the Department of Defense for its cloud offering hosted by Microsoft Azure Government.
ServiceNow National Security Cloud is a software-as-a-service and platform-as-a-service offering that can enable federal agencies to process, manage and protect data using 430 controls on security, the company said Wednesday.
With the temporary authorization of IL5, ServiceNow expects NSC to help DOD accelerate digital transformation and improve data security by transferring controlled unidentified information. and other sensitive data on cloud-based platforms in Microsoft Azure Government.
“There is a tremendous opportunity for customers — including the national security sector — to apply the power of the cloud to be more efficient and responsive, “he said. Rick Wagnerpresident of Microsoftthe U.S. federal subsidiary and a 2022 Wash100 Award winner.
“Our partnership combines ServiceNow’s expertise in digital workflows with Microsoft Azure, our trusted cloud, to enable customers to accelerate their digital transformation, while meeting ever -evolving security and compliance threats, ” added. Wagner.
Steve Walters, vice president of federal sales at ServiceNow, said the authorization confirms the company’s commitment to meeting security compliance standards and help DOD address critical issues and achieve mission goals.
ServiceNow’s Government Community Cloud offer has a temporary DOD IL4 authorization and High interim authority to operate under the Federal Risk Management and Authorization Program.