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FedRAMP Moderate

This page describes FedRAMP Moderate compliance controls in Databricks.

FedRAMP Moderate overview

FedRAMP Moderate is a U.S. federal program that standardizes security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services at the moderate impact level. It enables federal agencies to use cloud technologies while ensuring the protection of federal data.

Key points

  • Applies to cloud services handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
  • Requires compliance with NIST 800-53 moderate baseline controls.
  • Emphasizes access control, incident response, continuous monitoring, and encryption.
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  • Databricks is a FedRAMP® Authorized Cloud Service Offering (CSO) at the moderate impact level in the AWS US East-1, US-East-2, US-West-1, US West-2 (commercial) regions.
  • US Government agencies can access the Databricks on AWS FedRAMP® package on OMB Max by submitting a Package Access Request Form and submitting it to package-access@fedramp.gov.
  • Additional information regarding Databricks and FedRAMP® compliance is located on the Databricks Security and Trust Center.

Enable FedRAMP Moderate compliance controls

To configure your workspace to support processing of data regulated by the FedRAMP Moderate standard, the workspace must have the compliance security profile enabled. Only specific preview features are supported for processing regulated data. For details on the compliance security profile, supported preview features, and supported regions see Compliance security profile.

You are solely responsible for verifying that sensitive information is never entered in customer-defined input fields, such as workspace names, compute resource names, tags, job names, job run names, network names, credential names, storage account names, and Git repository IDs or URLs. These fields might be stored, processed, or accessed outside the compliance boundary.

To enable FedRAMP Moderate compliance controls, see Configure enhanced security and compliance settings.

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Serverless compute base environment version 5 or higher will soon be required for FedRAMP Moderate workloads on AWS. Databricks recommends upgrading to base environment version 5 now. To select a base environment for notebooks, see Select a base environment. To configure the environment for jobs, see Configure environment for job tasks.

Regional support for features

Feature

us-east-1

us-east-2

us-west-1

us-west-2

AI Functions - Classification

AI Functions - Document Parsing

AI Functions - Information Extraction

Anomaly Detection

Classic Compute

Clean Rooms

Data Classification

Databricks Apps

Databricks One

Default Storage

Genie Agent Mode

Genie Code

Genie Code Agent Mode

Genie Code Dashboard Agent

Genie Spaces

Knowledge Assistant

Lakebase Autoscaling

Lakeflow Connect - Confluence

Lakeflow Connect - Dynamics 365

Lakeflow Connect - GA4

Lakeflow Connect - Google Ads

Lakeflow Connect - HubSpot

Lakeflow Connect - Meta Ads

Lakeflow Connect - MySQL

Lakeflow Connect - NetSuite

Lakeflow Connect - PostgreSQL

Lakeflow Connect - SFTP

Lakeflow Connect - Salesforce

Lakeflow Connect - ServiceNow

Lakeflow Connect - SharePoint

Lakeflow Connect - TikTok Ads

Lakeflow Connect - Workday HCM

Lakeflow Connect - Workday Reports (RaaS)

Lakeflow Connect - Zendesk Support

Lakeflow Connect - Zerobus Ingest

Lakeflow Jobs

Lakeflow Pipelines Editor

Lakehouse Monitoring

MLflow on Databricks

Managed MCP Servers

Model Serving - AI Gateway

Model Serving - AI Guardrail

Model Serving - AI Playground

Model Serving - Custom Models

Model Serving - External Models

Model Serving - Foundation Models AI Function (ai_query)

Model Serving - Foundation Models Pay-Per-Token

Predictive Optimization

Serverless Jobs/Workflows/Notebooks

Serverless Lakeflow Pipelines

Serverless SQL warehouses

Serverless Workspace

Supervisor Agent

Vector Search (Standard)

Vector Search (Storage Optimized)

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