Omnissa Achieves FedRAMP High ATO for Workspace ONE
Omnissa has achieved FedRAMP High ATO for Workspace ONE, helping U.S. government agencies securely manage devices, apps, and compliance.
Benefits
Improve operational readiness with modernized IT
Help your agency provide reliable, policy-aligned access to apps, desktops, and data—across varied environments. Omnissa helps federal IT teams minimize friction, support continuity, and address mission needs with capabilities aligned to compliance standards.
Modernize government IT
Withstand, adapt, and recover from disruption. Deploy reliable virtual environments that help bridge the gap between legacy apps and devices. Equip personnel with essential tools and support protected access to the data they need—helping agencies stay prepared in a rapidly evolving operational landscape.
Boost productivity
Unify operations with solutions designed to streamline workflows and support cost-efficiency. Improve reliability by minimizing human error and enabling intelligent automation and ongoing monitoring for vulnerabilities. Help advance critical defense functions with ITSM integration.
Maintain compliance
Help safeguard sensitive intelligence and invest in timely threat detection and remediation—while supporting encryption and zero trust policies. Strengthen protection across IT, apps, and devices. Enforce enrollment policies that help prevent unauthorized access and enhance overall security posture.
Features
Support federal priorities with essential features
Unify endpoint management, virtual desktops, employee experience, and zero trust security to help federal teams work efficiently and align with compliance goals in evolving environments.
Help protect access to data & apps
Manage device compliance
Help enforce identity and access policies
Align with government frameworks and policies
Scenarios
Address complex IT needs across federal teams
Support defense operations with scalable, protected, and unified IT—helping federal teams improve continuity, reduce risk, and align with compliance goals.
Help military access systems in remote areas
Military and government teams need protected access to systems and data in remote environments. Omnissa helps support continuity, compliance, and information protection during mission-critical operations. Secure virtual access and centralized control enable personnel to stay productive in disconnected, austere, or mobile settings without compromising mission integrity.
Modernize legacy systems for critical ops
Legacy systems can limit efficiency and scalability across federal operations. Omnissa supports modernization by enabling hybrid deployments, improving reliability, and aligning with infrastructure goals. Agencies can bridge on‑prem and cloud environments while extending the life of existing investments and supporting phased modernization initiatives.
Support centralized management
Centralized endpoint management helps reduce manual effort and improve consistency across defense IT environments. Omnissa supports automated provisioning, policy enforcement, and performance monitoring to help teams stay aligned with operational goals. These capabilities simplify large‑scale deployments and ensure standardized configurations across locations.
Reduce risk and protect sensitive data
Federal teams face growing risks to sensitive data and infrastructure. Omnissa supports visibility, control, and alignment with federal frameworks like FedRAMP, CSfC, CMMC, and NIST—helping teams reduce exposure and maintain continuity. Proactive security controls strengthen resilience while supporting audits and regulatory requirements.
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Frameworks & certifications
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Resources & next steps
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Turn federal IT from reactive to proactive operations
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Workspace ONE FedRAMP High
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Plan your implementation
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FedRAMP guidelines for Unified Access Gateway
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Omnissa Access – FedRAMP release notes
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Adoption resources
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Answer common questions about federal government
The Omnissa platform is purpose‑built for U.S. federal government agencies, defense organizations, and regulated public sector entities that require secure, compliant, and resilient digital work environments. It supports civilian agencies, DoD-adjacent organizations, and federal contractors seeking policy-aligned access to applications, data, and virtual desktops across distributed and hybrid workforces.
Omnissa helps federal agencies align with key mandates such as FedRAMP High, NIST 800‑53, Zero Trust Architecture, and CMMC by embedding security and compliance controls directly into the digital workspace. Capabilities include role‑based access control, encryption, continuous monitoring, enforced enrollment policies, and zero trust authentication, all designed to help protect sensitive government data and systems.
Yes. Omnissa offers FedRAMP High–authorized cloud services, including Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management and supporting platform services, hosted in secure government-approved environments. This enables federal agencies and contractors to adopt cloud-based endpoint management and secure access solutions while meeting federal risk and authorization requirements.
Omnissa enables agencies to modernize legacy IT by unifying endpoint management, virtual desktops and applications, digital employee experience, and zero trust security on a single platform. This approach helps federal IT teams improve operational resilience, support remote and hybrid work, reduce manual overhead through automation, and ensure continuous access to mission‑critical systems during disruption or changing operational demands.