Partial CUI Compliance
0 NIST 800-171 gaps detected. FedRAMP In Process, not certified. The marketplace record for Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government (FR2108360349) shows status FedRAMP In Process with no certification date, read 2026-07-27.
Adobe Sign (Government)
by Adobe
FedRAMP Status
FedRAMP In Process
Impact Level
N/A
Category
E-Signature & Document Management
Overview
Adobe Sign (Government) is not FedRAMP certified. The FedRAMP Marketplace record for Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government (Adobe) shows status FedRAMP In Process with no certification date, read 2026-07-27 (https://www.fedramp.gov/marketplace/products/FR2108360349/). In process is not an authorization, and an agency ATO recorded against an in-process package is that agency's decision, not a FedRAMP certification.
CUI Risk Assessment
FedRAMP In Process, not certified. The marketplace record for Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government (FR2108360349) shows status FedRAMP In Process with no certification date, read 2026-07-27.
Deployment & Architecture
Deployment Model: Government Cloud (FedRAMP boundary)
Adobe Sign (Government) is pursuing FedRAMP authorization. Until authorized, this tool should not be used for CUI processing in production. Defense contractors should plan migration timelines and identify compensating controls.
Migration Checklist
- 1ISSO must update the System Security Plan section 10.2 to document Adobe Sign Government as an interconnected system within the CUI authorization boundary.
- 2System administrator shall configure SAML-based SSO integration ensuring all Adobe Sign users authenticate through the organization's approved identity management system.
- 3ISSO must establish audit log forwarding from Adobe Sign Government to the centralized SIEM system for continuous monitoring per AU-6 requirements.
- 4Contracts officer shall develop CUI-compliant document templates with automatic marking and retention policies aligned with DFARS 252.204-7012 requirements.
- 5System administrator must configure user access controls ensuring role-based permissions align with CUI need-to-know principles per AC-2 requirements.
- 6ISSO shall update authorization boundary diagrams to accurately reflect Adobe Sign Government data flows and CUI processing activities.
- 7Training coordinator must conduct CUI handling training for all Adobe Sign users covering proper document marking and signature validation procedures.
- 8System administrator shall implement automated backup procedures for signed documents ensuring CUI data protection per SC-28 encryption requirements.
- 9ISSO must establish quarterly access reviews for Adobe Sign Government users documenting compliance with AC-2 user account management requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Adobe Sign Government different from commercial Adobe Sign?
The FedRAMP Marketplace record for Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government (Adobe) shows status FedRAMP In Process with no certification date, read 2026-07-27 (https://www.fedramp.gov/marketplace/products/FR2108360349/). In process is not an authorization, and an agency ATO recorded against an in-process package is that agency's decision, not a FedRAMP certification.
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