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Cloudflare FedRAMP

This repository is the authoritative, machine-readable, version-controlled source of truth for the Cloudflare for Government FedRAMP Marketplace listing.

  • FedRAMP Package ID: FR2000863987A
  • Certifications: FedRAMP Class C and FedRAMP Class D (Rev5) (previously FedRAMP Moderate and High authorizations)
  • Provider: Cloudflare, Inc. (UEI JV9YXS9MLA48)
  • Assessor: Schellman Compliance, LLC
  • Service Model: SaaS + PaaS
  • Deployment Model: Public Cloud

What's in this repository

File Purpose
cloudflare-for-government.json Certification Package Overview conforming to the FedRAMP 2026 certification-package-overview schema. Enumerates the 56 in-scope services with per-Certification-class notation.
LICENSE License terms.
SECURITY.md How to report a security vulnerability.
CONTRIBUTING.md How Cloudflare maintains this file.

Per-service Certification-class notation

Following the Google Services FedRAMP listing pattern, per-service Certification class is denoted by symbol suffix on serviceName:

Symbol Meaning Count
(none) Certified at both Class C and Class D 50
* Certified at Class C only 4
Certified at Class D only 2

The full legend is included in the JSON's top-level serviceDescription field.

Access environments

The two Certifications are delivered from separate environments with separate control planes:

Certification Dashboard API
Class C dash.cloudflare.com api.cloudflare.com
Class D dash.fed.cloudflare.com api.fed.cloudflare.com

Federal customers select the environment that matches the FedRAMP Certification required for their workload.

How this repository is maintained

Content changes originate in Cloudflare's internal source-of-truth repository (Cloudflare-only) and are mirrored here on merge to main. This repository accepts issues for questions, but code changes should follow the process below.

  1. A Cloudflare employee (typically GRC) files an internal Jira ticket describing the change.
  2. Change is drafted in the internal source-of-truth repo via merge request.
  3. The updated JSON is re-validated against the FedRAMP schema before merge.
  4. Merge triggers a mirror job that updates this repository.
  5. The updated JSON is re-submitted to the FedRAMP PMO via the 2026 intake form.

Validation

The JSON validates against fedramp-certification-package-overview-schema-2026-06-24.json and its referenced common definitions. You can verify locally with any Draft 2020-12 JSON Schema validator, or paste into the FedRAMP official validator.

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