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FISMA Certified Colocation Providers

Which colocation providers are FISMA certified?

viabandwidth tracks 34 colocation operators reporting FISMA. US federal information security compliance for systems supporting federal operations. The list below sorts direct operators first, then carrier-neutral and other providers, so procurement teams can shortlist by certification alongside verified network presence.

Certifications surfaced from operator websites. Last reviewed 2026-07-14.

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FISMA
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Frequently asked questions

What is FISMA for a colocation provider?
FISMA: US federal information security compliance for systems supporting federal operations. viabandwidth lists 34 colocation operators carrying this certification.
How many FISMA certified colocation providers are there?
34 colocation operators in viabandwidth's directory report FISMA. Certification labels are surfaced from operator websites; certificate verification is the buyer's responsibility before contract.
What should procurement teams check beyond the FISMA label?
FISMA is one of the certification signals procurement teams use to shortlist colocation operators. Always verify certificate scope and validity period before contract.
Does FISMA alone qualify an operator for shortlisting?
A certification is one signal, not a verdict. Connectivity density, operator credibility (do they actually run the building), power and cooling capacity, and contract terms still matter. Use this hub to filter on certification, then check the country page and the operator profile for the full procurement picture.
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