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Nerdlog Roundup: Logs and Metrics Now Have FedRAMP Moderate Certification

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Dayna Lord, Senior Product Marketing Manager
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459
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36
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English
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Summary

New Relic emphasizes the importance of data protection and security for its customers, particularly those operating in highly regulated federal environments, by achieving FedRAMP certification at the FIPS 199 “Moderate” impact level for its observability platform, New Relic One, in 2020. This certification, along with the recent addition of Logs and Metrics to its services, allows U.S. government customers to gain real-time insights comparable to commercial organizations. The company highlights the significance of FedRAMP certification as a benchmark for security and privacy controls, noting that both governmental and non-governmental clients value this accreditation. In a recent Nerdlog episode, New Relic's Greg Poirier and James Stibbards discuss the benefits of compliance, including reduced costs and risks in cloud migrations, improved user experiences, and the acceleration of government IT modernization. The company encourages customers to participate in discussions and updates through its Nerdlog events and documentation, while also providing a pathway for non-customers to sign up for a free account to explore its offerings.

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