Printer Security, FedRAMP High, and the Road to IL6 with Justin Scott

Justin Scott didn't set out to build a security program. But after Vasion's customers started asking hard questions about cloud security, he ended up leading the company through ISO 27001, SOC 2, FedRAMP Moderate, and all the way to FedRAMP High, with IL6 on the horizon. He breaks down what actually worked, what didn't, and why automation is non-negotiable.

Learn more about Vasion at https://vasion.com
Learn more about Justin Scott: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jusscott/

Learn more about Paramify at https://www.paramify.com
Learn more about Kenny Scott: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenny-g-scott/
Learn more about Mike Schreiner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikecschreiner/

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:06 Meet Justin Scott and Vasion
2:24 How Justin Got Into Security
4:29 Going from On-Prem to SaaS
7:24 Owning the Full Security Program at Vasion
10:26 Starting with ISO 27001 Before FedRAMP
13:00 The Challenge of Finding a Sponsor
16:20 Choosing Stack Armor as a Partner
19:06 Why a Technical Program Manager is Non-Negotiable
19:44 Printer Security and Why It's a Blind Spot
23:00 How Vasion's Capabilities Map to Compliance Frameworks
25:00 AI, ISO 42001, and What Vasion Is Building
27:36 The Role of Simplicity in Building a Security Program
29:31 Why Automation Is the Only Way to Keep Up
31:39 FedRAMP 20X: Takes and Tradeoffs
36:51 FedRAMP High as a Growth Lever
38:27 Justin's Advice for Anyone Starting a FedRAMP Journey
39:52 Outro