In FedRAMP’s Digital Authorization Package pilot, FedRAMP will collaborate with participants from cloud service providers (CSPs), governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) tool providers, and federal agencies to explore the use of the Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL) to create machine-readable, digital authorization packages. As a pilot participant, you will use the local validation tooling within your local environment to validate your OSCAL SSP content and report any guidance or validation issues you find. See the pilot announcement blog post for additional information.
+In FedRAMP’s Digital Authorization Package pilot, FedRAMP will collaborate with participants from cloud service providers (CSPs), governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) tool providers, and federal agencies to explore the use of the Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL) to create machine-readable, digital authorization packages. As a pilot participant, you will use the local validation tooling within your local environment to validate your OSCAL SSP content and report any guidance or validation issues you find. See the pilot announcement blog post for additional information.
CSPs, GRC tool providers, and federal agencies may voluntarily participate in the pilot. If you want to participate, you must meet the prerequisites listed below.