Eightfold AI Secures FedRAMP Moderate Authorization for Talent Platform

Apr 16, 2025
Eightfold AI has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization for its Talent Intelligence Platform, enabling its use by U.S. federal agencies. This certification ensures compliance with stringent security standards.
Eightfold AI Secures FedRAMP Moderate Authorization for Talent Platform

Eightfold AI has received a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Moderate Authorization for its Talent Intelligence Platform, announced in a press release. This certification confirms that Eightfold AI's cloud-based platform meets the rigorous security and risk management standards required for U.S. federal government use at the Moderate impact level.

Achieving FedRAMP Moderate Authorization places Eightfold AI among a select group of cloud solution providers approved for use by U.S. federal agencies. This authorization facilitates faster and easier procurement and deployment of Eightfold's AI platform by public sector organizations, allowing them to enhance talent acquisition, workforce planning, and skills development while adhering to federal security regulations.

The FedRAMP Moderate Authorization ensures that Eightfold AI's platform has been vetted against numerous security controls based on the NIST 800-53 moderate impact baseline, with additional requirements specific to cloud computing. This validation underscores the platform's capability to protect sensitive government data, including personally identifiable information and mission-critical process data, in compliance with U.S. OMB policy.

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