Sift Achieves FedRAMP High Certification with Knox Systems Partnership
Sift has obtained Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High certification through a partnership with Knox Systems, announced in a press release. The certification allows Sift to provide its data infrastructure platform for physical AI to U.S. federal agencies under government security standards.
FedRAMP High certification is one of the most stringent authorizations for cloud services used by federal agencies. Sift’s platform processes sensor data from hardware systems and supports automated anomaly detection, real time data review, and long term retention across programs.
Knox Systems facilitated Sift’s authorization by managing the FedRAMP process, enabling the company to complete certification within months. The certification opens access for Sift to support national security and defense programs with its data tools for mission critical hardware environments.
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