Saviynt Earns FedRAMP High Certification for Unified Identity Security Platform
Saviynt announced FedRAMP Class D (High) certification for a single-boundary platform covering identity governance, privileged access management, and application access governance. The authorization adds a product option for federal agencies and contractors evaluating identity security and tool consolidation, but does not represent a contract award or active solicitation.
Key Signals
- Saviynt adds a FedRAMP Class D (High) identity-security option for federal buyers
- Single certification boundary combines IGA, PAM, and AAG capabilities
- Platform covers human, nonhuman, and AI-agent identities
- Contractors can evaluate fit for Zero Trust and access-management requirements
- FedRAMP authorization alone does not establish CMMC compliance or indicate an award
"Unlike point-in-time certifications, FedRAMP requires continuous monitoring, ongoing testing and real-time security operations. Our customers will benefit from this always-on security posture, and more unified approach to securing identity and access."
On October 27, 2026, Saviynt announced it had achieved FedRAMP Class D (High) certification, describing the designation as the program’s High Assurance class. The company said its federal offering completed an independent assessment by a Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) against the highest federal security standard. This is a market-access development: it makes the platform an option for eligible federal mission environments, but the announcement does not identify a government buyer, procurement, contract value, or award.
Agencies
- Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)
Vendors
- Saviynt
Locations
- Los Angeles
Sources
- Saviynt Achieves United States FedRAMP® Class D (High) CertificationThe Manila Times · Oct 27
- Saviynt Achieves United States FedRAMP® Class D (High) CertificationCXOToday.com · Nov 03