In an increasingly digital world, where threats to security evolve rapidly, it is critical for government agencies to maintain a robust, adaptable, and comprehensive cybersecurity strategy to protect the diverse set of products and solutions used to execute on mission. This paper explores the evolution and benefits of Continuous Authority to Operate (cATO), a solution that leverages real-time risk management and automated compliance monitoring to significantly improve an agency’s security posture ensuring IT products and solutions move from ideation to production delivery rapidly and securely.
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