Socure Achieves FedRAMP Authorization for Government

March 26, 2025

Socure Achieves FedRAMP Authorization: Federal Agencies Can Fight Fraud at Scale with AI-Driven Identity Verification

A New Era of Trust, Speed, and Accuracy for Government Programs

Fraud, waste, and abuse in public programs have long been persistent challenges, costing taxpayers billions of dollars annually. At Socure, we are dedicated to tackling this issue head-on with cutting-edge identity verification technologies that enhance security, reduce fraud, and enable seamless access to government services.

Now, we’re proud to announce that we have achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Authorization, a key milestone that enables federal agencies to leverage our industry-leading AI-driven identity verification platform with confidence. In addition to our GovRAMP (formerly StateRamp) Authorization and Kantara Initiative Identity Assurance Level 2 (IAL2) this achievement underscores our commitment to security, compliance, and innovation in the public sector.

Why FedRAMP Authorization Matters

FedRAMP is the federal government’s gold standard for cloud security. This government-wide program provides a standardized approach for government agencies seeking to accelerate cloud adoption with a common security framework. Achieving a FedRAMP Moderate authorization means Socure has gone under rigorous internal and external security assessment to show it meets the security standards of the Federal Government and complies with required controls from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-53. Federal agencies can confidently deploy our comprehensive suite of services to protect sensitive identity transactions, eliminate fraud, and modernize digital services to improve efficiency, reduce manual reviews, and significantly minimize waste.

Crushing Fraud, Securing Access: How Socure Empowers Government Programs

Fraud, waste, and abuse cost U.S. taxpayers billions each year—and threaten the integrity of critical government programs. Many of these risks are highlighted in the GAO’s High-Risk Series, including improper payments and fraud for key programs such as those administering taxes, grants, emergency relief, and Medicare. Socure For Government’s (SocureGov’s) AI-powered identity verification platform enables agencies to fight back, delivering both security and service at scale.

Here’s how we help agencies meet their mission and address high-risk priorities:

Modernizing Government. Minimizing Risk. Maximizing Impact.

As agencies modernize digital services and prioritize secure access for citizens, Socure provides a FedRAMP-Authorized platform purpose-built for the public sector. Our technology is already helping governments:

Socure is recognized as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Identity Proofing—backed by top federal, state, and commercial partners. Agencies can confidently deploy our platform to stay ahead of evolving threats while delivering trusted, efficient services to the public.

Ready to Eliminate Fraud and Modernize Citizen Access?

Federal and state agencies can now confidently deploy Socure’s FedRAMP-Authorized identity verification platform to stop fraud, streamline onboarding, and deliver trusted digital services—at scale. Learn how Socure can support your mission: www.socure.com.

About Socure

Socure is the leading provider of AI-driven identity verification and fraud prevention solutions. Our predictive analytics and machine learning models deliver the industry’s highest accuracy rates, enabling organizations to verify identities seamlessly while preventing fraud, waste, and abuse at scale. We are trusted by top financial institutions, enterprises, and government agencies to power secure and frictionless digital transactions. As a FIPS-compliant, GovRAMP-compliant, and Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader, we continue to redefine the future of digital identity verification. Learn more at www.socure.com.

Jordan Burris

Jordan Burris is the Head of Public Sector at Socure. In this role, he partners with government leaders to develop and scale Socure's public sector offerings for identity verification and fraud detection. This includes leading efforts to shape a safer digital future for those seeking to access services across the globe.