RESTON, Va., April 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, Qanapi, Inc., a global cybersecurity leader, and stackArmor, an advanced security and compliance solutions provider with a proven track record of delivering FedRAMP, DoD CC SRG, CMMC 2.0 and StateRAMP compliance acceleration, today announced a collaboration with Google Public Sector to accelerate the availability of The Armory™ – a fully managed compliance platform to accelerate the delivery of commercial software solutions that meet the needs of State, Federal, and Department of Defense agencies.
"Through Carahsoft’s extensive network of reseller partners and our market reach, we’re able to bring powerful solutions like The Armory™ to agencies looking to streamline FedRAMP authorizations and deploy commercial software faster and more securely.” To learn more visit About stackArmorstackArmor provides cloud migration, security and compliance engineering services for compliance-driven markets, including Public Sector, Government Agencies, Healthcare, Education, Space & Defense, Financial Services, and Non-profit organizations.
Our ThreatAlert® ATO Accelerator launched in 2018 helped reduce the time and cost of ATOs by 40% and now The Armory™ takes a leap by delivering a fully hosted FedRAMP High solution that accelerates the delivery of secure commercial cloud solutions to Government agencies.” "We’re excited to partner with innovative solution providers like stackArmor and Qanapi to help accelerate secure digital transformation across the Public Sector,” said Terry Drinkwine, Vice President of the Google Cloud Team at Carahsoft.
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