Within 60 days of NIST's guidelines on secure management of access tokens and cryptographic keys used by cloud service providers, GSA's FedRAMP Director, with NIST and CISA, develops updated FedRAMP requirements on cryptographic key management security practices incorporating those guidelines; cloud service providers in FedRAMP meet them. The subsection's preamble points to commercial hardware security modules, trusted execution environments and other isolation technologies to protect and audit access to cryptographic keys with extended lifecycles.
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