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Dell EMC’s Cameron Chehreh Pushes for Continued Enhancement of FedRAMP Process


Cameron Chehreh

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Aug. 7, 2017 ” Cameron Chehreh, chief technology officer of Dell EMC™s federal business, has urged the program management office for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program to continue its push to streamline the authorization process in support of digital transformation in government, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.

He said in a MeriTalk guest piece published July 31 that FedRAMP Accelerated as well as transparency efforts work to enhance the program to vet cloud service providers.

“The goal is to get to a point where a vendor holding one [authority to operate] can go through an even more accelerated process as they apply for the next,” Chehreh wrote.

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