FedRAMP® Authorized and Ready: ExtraHop Powers a New Level of Federal Cybersecurity
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October 7, 2025
FedRAMP® Authorized and Ready: ExtraHop Powers a New Level of Federal Cybersecurity
The modern cyber landscape is defined by escalating state-sponsored threats that target federal systems and critical infrastructure. These sophisticated attacks, which aim to disrupt essential services and compromise national security, are increasing in frequency and intensity.
This rise in threats is compounded by the fact that federal security teams are already strained, managing complex, multi-vendor environments with limited resources.
To address this, federal agencies are under increasing pressure to modernize their security posture – but the process of adopting new technology is often slow and cumbersome. As a result, federal leaders are increasingly seeking security vendors that not only provide a reliable, high-fidelity platform to address these threats, but also offer solutions that are already approved and vetted.
ExtraHop Leads the Way as the Only Modern NDR with FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization
Earlier this year, ExtraHop announced its journey toward Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) authorization, underscoring our commitment to providing a secure and compliant network detection and response (NDR) platform for the public sector.
We’re now thrilled to share that ExtraHop has achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) authorization, making ExtraHop RevealX™ Federal the first NDR platform to receive this critical government approval.
Being listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace with the Moderate Impact Level validates that our platform meets rigorous federal security standards. For federal agencies, this means the platform is already pre-vetted; agencies can quickly deploy ExtraHop and start addressing critical security challenges with an industry-leading NDR solution immediately.
How ExtraHop Secures Federal Agencies with Real-Time Visibility
ExtraHop provides federal agencies with real-time visibility and analysis into all network traffic, including encrypted data, to expose hidden threats, emerging vulnerabilities, and performance issues that evade existing security and IT tools.
Visibility into all communications, even those that are encrypted
Modern cyber adversaries, including nation-state actors, are experts at hiding their malicious activity within encrypted channels, leaving security teams with a critical blind spot. To close this gap, ExtraHop passively decrypts SSL/TLS traffic, giving security teams a clear view of all network communications.
Protocol fluency to counter modern threats
Sixty-two percent of threats are malware-free and use Living Off the Land techniques that exploit legitimate tools and protocols like PowerShell and Active Directory to evade signature-based endpoint defenses and move laterally across a network. ExtraHop analyzes 90+ network protocols to establish a baseline of normal behavior, allowing agencies to quickly detect subtle anomalies and stop stealthy attacks before causing harm.
Infrastructure that reduces costs
The immense cost of maintaining legacy IT systems hinders agencies' ability to modernize and address emerging threats. ExtraHop’s modular platform offers a powerful solution by consolidating tools and simplifying operations, reducing costs while still enabling secure IT modernization.
Automation for increased productivity
To keep up with cyber adversaries, federal security teams working in high-stakes environments need to be as efficient and effective as possible. ExtraHop helps by automating routine tasks, freeing up analysts to focus on high-priority activities like threat hunting and incident response.
Cloud-scale machine learning for superior threat detection
Federal agencies handle immense volumes of data, a challenge compounded by the limited capacity of traditional on-premise tools. ExtraHop solves this by sending its data analysis to the cloud and using sophisticated machine learning and AI models to build a behavioral baseline for every device and user, drastically reducing false positives while expanding threat coverage.
How Federal Agencies Can Benefit from Real-Time Network Insights Today
Keeping every digital interaction safe and secure is crucial when mission outcomes are at stake. ExtraHop has been supporting the mission for more than a decade, providing the visibility and intelligence needed to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing government IT teams today.
With ExtraHop, federal agencies can:
- Mitigate supply chain risks. Uncover threats and suspicious behaviors before they become a breach.
- Stop ransomware attacks. Keep pace with fast-moving risks, like Scattered Spider and prevent costly interruptions to services.
- Build mission resilience. Maintain continuous operations of critical services and infrastructure by quickly isolating affected systems, containing threats, and restoring operational capacity when threats strike.
- Ensure cybersecurity compliance. Get the detailed audit trails and evidence you need for regulatory reporting and security assessments.
- Safeguard remote and mobile workers. Ensure consistent protection without compromising workforce flexibility.
ExtraHop is committed to providing federal agencies with the most innovative, trustworthy, and reliable NDR solutions. Learn more about how ExtraHop helps federal agencies defend against sophisticated threats and build mission resilience today.
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Senior Strategic Advisor - Public Sector
Sarah Cleveland comes to ExtraHop with over 26 years in the Air Force as a career Cyber Officer. Retiring as a Colonel, Sarah has led at the Squadron, Group Commands, and Joint Directorate levels (J6, G6, & A6). She has been responsible for providing cyber operations in garrison as well as deployed (disadvantaged/disconnected environments). Her operational experience includes combat operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, other areas in the Middle East as well as training Colombian and Polish Special Operations Forces in communications tactics, techniques, and procedures. As her final position in the Air Force, Sarah was responsible for the global NC3 (nuclear) sensor network (operations, maintenance, and sustainment) in support of global nuclear monitoring and other organizations. She oversaw emergency action plans for NC3 Continuity of Operations (COOP) as well as facility management and personnel actions for all Air Force Technical Applications Center sites globally.
Sarah joined ExtraHop as the Department of Defense Account Manager. Her Territory is DoD (Services, COCOMs and Agencies). Sarah currently resides in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area.