Vasion Sets Security Gold Standard with FedRAMP High Authorization

ST. GEORGE, Utah – February 18, 2026 – Vasion, a technology firm specializing in serverless printing and intelligent automation, has successfully achieved the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High Authorization to Operate (ATO). This designation represents the U.S. government's most stringent security compliance standard for cloud services, opening the door for the company to handle the nation's most sensitive, unclassified data.

The multi-year effort was completed with sponsorship from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), the primary IT and cybersecurity provider for the Department of Defense. The endorsement from a key defense agency underscores the strategic importance and validated security of Vasion's platform for mission-critical government operations.

"First, I want to say thank you to DISA. They have been a longtime customer and powerful sponsor in helping us get through this multi-year, complex process," said Ryan Wedig, CEO and Co-Founder of Vasion. "Most of our customers know us for our ability to automate the challenges of physical print. This authorization unlocks something much bigger. It enables our customers with the highest security requirements to use our entire platform to securely automate both physically and digitally printed documents through complex, AI-driven workflows."

Navigating the 'Gold Standard' of Federal Security

Achieving FedRAMP High authorization is a notoriously arduous undertaking, widely regarded as the gold standard for cloud security in the federal space. The framework was established to provide a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products, ensuring federal data is consistently protected at a high level.

The High baseline is designed for systems that handle the government's most sensitive, unclassified data, where a breach could lead to a severe or catastrophic adverse effect on organizational operations, assets, or individuals. This includes information related to law enforcement, emergency services, and mission-critical defense operations.

To earn this authorization, a cloud service provider must implement and document its adherence to approximately 421 rigorous security controls derived from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-53. The process often takes 18 to 24 months, involving an exhaustive review by a third-party assessment organization (3PAO) and the sponsoring agency. This includes meticulous documentation, penetration testing, and establishing a robust continuous monitoring program to manage risks and respond to threats in real-time. Vasion's success in this demanding process signals a mature and resilient security posture.

A Modern Architecture Built for Top-Tier Security

Central to Vasion's achievement is a strategic architectural decision made nearly a decade ago. According to company leadership, the platform was not merely adapted for the cloud but was fundamentally rebuilt from the ground up as a cloud-native solution.

"The foundation for this authorization started in 2016 when we made a strategic decision to rebuild the platform from the ground up to be cloud native, multi-tenant, and fully immutable," said Corey Ercanbrack, Vasion's Chief Technology Officer. "While many competitors hosted their legacy on-premise products and called it SaaS, we built cloud native. That architecture is why we achieved FedRAMP High with a platform built for it, not retrofitted."

This cloud-native architecture provides inherent advantages crucial for high-security environments. Unlike retrofitted legacy systems, which can carry architectural vulnerabilities, a purpose-built cloud platform integrates security at every layer. Vasion's use of an immutable infrastructure is particularly noteworthy. In this model, servers are never modified after deployment; instead, they are replaced with new, updated instances. This approach drastically reduces configuration drift, simplifies patching, and allows for rapid recovery in the event of a security incident, thereby minimizing the attack surface.

This modern foundation is what enables the platform to securely serve multiple agencies while ensuring strict data isolation, a key requirement for federal clients. It also provides the scalability and resilience needed to support the massive and often fluctuating operational demands of government entities.

Redefining Government Workflows with Intelligent Automation

While the authorization is a testament to Vasion's security, its true impact lies in the capabilities it unlocks for federal agencies striving for digital transformation. The U.S. government, like many large enterprises, is burdened by legacy systems and paper-based processes that hinder efficiency and consume valuable resources. Vasion's platform aims to move beyond traditional print management to what it calls "Intelligent Print Automation."

This involves not only eliminating physical print servers—a common source of security vulnerabilities and IT maintenance headaches—but also digitizing and automating the complex workflows surrounding documents. The FedRAMP High authorization now allows federal agencies to apply this technology to their most critical processes.

Ercanbrack noted that federal agencies now have an intelligent solution for all their print workflows with "single-click integration to the latest AI models." This capability can transform government operations by automating tasks such as data extraction from forms, intelligent document routing based on content, and ensuring compliant handling of sensitive information. By applying AI to both physical and digital document streams, agencies can reduce manual errors, accelerate service delivery, and free up personnel to focus on higher-value, mission-oriented tasks.

The Strategic Impact of a DISA-Backed Authorization

The sponsorship by DISA is more than a procedural step; it is a powerful validation of Vasion's technology from one of the most security-conscious organizations in the world. As a longtime customer, DISA's support indicates that the platform has already been proven effective in a demanding defense environment. This public-private partnership serves as a blueprint for how government can collaborate with innovative tech firms to securely adopt cutting-edge solutions.

With the FedRAMP High ATO in hand, Vasion is now positioned to compete for a significant share of the federal IT market. The company joins a select group of vendors authorized to operate at this level, but its focus on a truly cloud-native architecture for intelligent print and document automation provides a distinct advantage. This authorization, combined with existing enterprise-grade certifications like ISO 27001 and SOC 2, solidifies its position as a trusted provider for any agency where data security and operational efficiency are paramount.

The achievement marks a critical milestone for Vasion, validating a long-term architectural strategy and opening up a vast new market. More importantly, it provides federal agencies with a powerful, secure, and modern tool to accelerate their digital transformation journeys, helping them move beyond legacy constraints and better serve the public. The authorization equips the U.S. government with a verified platform to securely manage and automate its most essential document-centric operations.