N.Y.-based developer data platform MongoDB shared on Feb. 8 that its MongoDB Atlas for Government has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization.
MongoDB Atlas for Government is a cloud database service that provides curated software tools to support the unique requirements and missions of the U.S. government.
- According to the company website, MongoDB Atlas for Government offers a database built to boost developer productivity with support for a broad range of workloads.
- The cloud database service is said to have automated backup, data recovery, and on-demand scaling capabilities.
- The FedRAMP Moderate Authorization means that MongoDB Atlas for Government meets the federal standard for cloud computing security to handle controlled, unclassified information across federal government agencies.
- The new FedRAMP designation enables over 7,500 government organizations on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to access MongoDB Atlas for Government.
- MongoDB Atlas for Government currently supports U.S. East and U.S. West AWS cloud regions.
