FedRAMP 20x Changelog

Changelog of the same sourced intelligence updates as /latest, oldest-to-newest in the machine feed and newest-first on the page. Not a git log of scm.cc.

Educational resource only. scm.cc is not a FedRAMP Recognized Independent Assessor (3PAO) and is not FedRAMP-authorized; it grants no authorization, certification, or assessment outcome. FedRAMP.gov is the authoritative source. This is not legal advice.

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  1. 2026-10-11 · deadline · verified 2026-10-11

    Official CR26 overall dates re-verified

    What happened:
    scm.cc re-read FedRAMP.gov Important Deadlines (Critical Overall Dates) on 2026-10-11.
    What changed:
    The published overall table still lists 2026-07-04 CR26 widespread effect, 2027-01-01 Rev5 new-app and 20x maintain cliffs, 2027-06-11 Rev5 application close, 2028-02-01 default grace end, and 2028-12-31 CR26 practice expiry. Per-ruleset obtain/maintain rows remain on FedRAMP.gov only.
    Who is affected:
    Cloud service providers on Rev5 and 20x tracks.
    What to do:
    Confirm every calendar date on FedRAMP.gov before using it in a plan. See the Deadline Center.

    FedRAMP path & transition deadlines

  2. 2026-09-27 · rule-change · verified 2026-09-27

    CR26 Key Security Indicators pinned (46 indicators / 10 families)

    What happened:
    The official KSI reference was retrieved and pinned as the scm.cc catalog source.
    What changed:
    Ten families and 46 indicators (ids, names, statements, Class C markers, related SP 800-53 citations) are treated as official text. scm.cc family titles remain authored display labels.
    Who is affected:
    Teams implementing or assessing 20x KSIs, especially Class C.
    What to do:
    Read the KSI hub. Do not treat authored family titles as FedRAMP requirement text.

    FedRAMP 20x Key Security Indicators (CR26)

  3. 2026-06-25 · announcement · verified 2026-09-27

    FedRAMP launches Consolidated Rules for 2026

    What happened:
    FedRAMP published the Consolidated Rules for 2026 (CR26) announcement.
    What changed:
    20x practices (SDR, KSIs, CCM/OCR, VDR) are collected as consolidated rules rather than a Rev5-only control baseline.
    Who is affected:
    Providers pursuing or holding FedRAMP authorization on Rev5 or 20x.
    What to do:
    Read the CR26 announcement and the 20x overview. Map current evidence to KSIs and the SDR, not only 800-53 Rev5.

    FedRAMP launches Consolidated Rules for 2026 (CR26)

  4. 2026-06-24 · transition · verified 2026-09-27

    Collaborative Continuous Monitoring / OCR reference

    What happened:
    FedRAMP published the Collaborative Continuous Monitoring reference (schema dated 2026-06-24).
    What changed:
    20x continuous monitoring is a quarterly Ongoing Certification Report plus a Quarterly Review, not only a monthly Rev5 package.
    Who is affected:
    Authorized offerings moving to or already on 20x CCM.
    What to do:
    Keep Rev5 monthly packages until that path closes for the offering. Add the quarterly OCR without dropping ConMon.

    Collaborative Continuous Monitoring (CCM / Ongoing Certification Report)

  5. 2026-06-24 · certification · verified 2026-09-27

    Security Decision Record reference (replaces the SSP on the 20x path)

    What happened:
    FedRAMP published the 20x Security Decision Record reference (schema dated 2026-06-24).
    What changed:
    On the 20x path the SDR is the authorization narrative artifact in place of a classical SSP.
    Who is affected:
    20x applicants and assessors assembling the authorization package.
    What to do:
    Use the SDR explainer and the pinned schema fields. Do not call an SSP export a 20x SDR.

    Security Decision Record (replaces the SSP)

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Does this changelog include scm.cc product releases?
No. It is FedRAMP 20x source changes we have verified, not the product git log.

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Last verified 2026-10-11. FedRAMP.gov is authoritative.

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