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The fedramp high tag brings together coverage of Quest Identity Defense and Quest Identity Recovery for Entra ID as a SaaS offering in Microsoft Azure Government. The reporting focuses on federal and regulated customers with hybrid Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID environments, where authorization can be a practical procurement and deployment requirement. It also explains an important scope distinction: the FedRAMP High authorization is associated with Project Hosts’ GSS One Azure service and its authorization boundary, rather than a standalone Quest listing in the FedRAMP Marketplace. Related coverage discusses identity security and recovery in government cloud settings.
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    Quest Identity Defense, Recovery Reach FedRAMP High via GSS One

    Quest Software’s Identity Defense and Identity Recovery for Entra ID are now available in a FedRAMP High environment, clearing a real procurement and deployment barrier for federal identity teams running hybrid Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID. But the primary FedRAMP record shows the...
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    Quest Identity Defense Gets FedRAMP High in Azure Government

    Additional coverage of this story: Quest Identity Defense Gets FedRAMP High in Azure Government TipRanks and Pluang emphasize that FedRAMP High targets systems where breaches could severely affect government operations, and frame Quest’s Azure Government SaaS delivery as avoiding the need for...
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    Quest Identity Defense, Recovery Get FedRAMP High in Azure Government

    Quest Software announced on July 8, 2026, in Austin, Texas, that Quest Identity Defense and Quest Identity Recovery for Entra ID are available as a FedRAMP High authorized SaaS offering in Microsoft Azure Government for federal and regulated customers operating hybrid Microsoft identity estates...
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