Quest Software has obtained FedRAMP High authorization for its Quest Identity Defense and Quest Identity Recovery products on Microsoft Azure Government, making it the only provider with a FedRAMP High SaaS offering for hybrid Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID environments. This certification addresses rising AI-driven identity threats by enabling federal and regulated organizations to detect, protect, and recover identity systems with government-grade security assurance. The move strengthens Quest’s position in identity security, especially for highly regulated industries and government agencies, and follows its acquisition of AI security firm Anetac to enhance its security platform.
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