Nozomi Networks’ Vantage for Government Earns FedRAMP Moderate Certification

On November 9, 2026, Nozomi Networks announced that Vantage for Government achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Moderate certification. The cloud-based operational technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity platform is now available for consideration by U.S. federal agencies. The certification establishes an authorization-related milestone for federal cloud service evaluation; it does not indicate that an agency has selected the product, issued a solicitation, or awarded a contract. The announcement contains no contract value, pricing, or procurement timeline.

Vantage for Government is designed to centralize OT and IoT security sensor management across mission-critical environments. Nozomi says the platform provides unified visibility, real-time asset monitoring, threat detection, vulnerability assessment, and risk management, giving security teams a consolidated view of cyber posture. The company describes the government offering as providing the same core capabilities and feature parity as its commercial platform, adapted for FedRAMP Moderate requirements. It characterizes the service as an AI-powered cloud option intended to support agencies’ Cloud Smart strategies and cybersecurity needs for systems that may not have been designed with security in mind.

The platform’s stated capabilities span asset inventory, vulnerability and exposure management, threat and anomaly detection, and risk management. Asset inventory combines passive, active, and host-based collection with AI-driven enrichment, and can integrate third-party systems and external files into a consolidated inventory. Nozomi says its vulnerability tools use non-intrusive OT/IoT detection and AI-driven risk prioritization to avoid operational disruption and IT-centric scanner noise. Threat monitoring uses built-in rules and OT/IoT-specific threat intelligence to identify activity such as ransomware, state-sponsored operations, and hacktivist campaigns; AI-driven correlation is intended to reduce alert fatigue and prioritize actionable alerts.

For procurement teams, the certification is a market-availability signal that may support early research and evaluation of cloud-based OT/IoT security options. Agencies and contractors can review the product’s FedRAMP Marketplace listing and assess its deployment and support model against their mission, technical, and compliance requirements. The service is hosted on AWS GovCloud and uses dedicated infrastructure for federal compliance; the source also notes U.S.-person access restrictions for sensitive support functions. These details may be relevant when evaluating hosting, support access, operational technology environments, and security requirements, but they do not establish suitability for every agency or system. Nozomi CEO Andrea Carcano said, “Federal agencies need effective tools that can quickly identify and resolve mission-critical threats to operational systems that were never designed with security in mind.”

• Certification: Vantage for Government achieved FedRAMP Moderate certification on November 9, 2026.
• Procurement status: The announcement identifies product availability for federal consideration; it does not announce a solicitation, contract award, contract value, or pricing.
• Potential users: U.S. federal agencies and contractors evaluating cloud-based OT/IoT cybersecurity options.
• Hosting: The platform is hosted on AWS GovCloud and supported through dedicated infrastructure for federal compliance.
• Access considerations: The announcement describes U.S.-person access restrictions for sensitive support functions; evaluators should confirm applicable details through the product’s current documentation.
• Asset visibility: The platform combines passive, active, and host-based collection with AI-driven enrichment and integrations for a consolidated asset inventory.
• Vulnerability management: Nozomi describes non-intrusive OT/IoT vulnerability detection, prioritized remediation recommendations, and an approach intended to avoid operational disruption.
• Threat monitoring: Capabilities include continuous monitoring for ransomware, state-sponsored activity, and hacktivist campaigns, with AI-driven alert correlation.
• Risk management: The offering includes customizable risk scoring, prioritized mitigation, continuous monitoring, executive dashboards, and benchmarks.
• Evaluation action: Procurement and security teams can review the FedRAMP Marketplace listing and assess the platform’s authorization, technical fit, hosting, and support-access model against agency requirements.