The Modern Data Company Achieves TX-RAMP Level 2 Certification for DataOS

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Certification provides Texas agencies with a path to procure DataOS and advances The Modern Data Company’s commitment to secure, governed and AI-ready public-sector data

The Modern Data Company, [JW1] creator of DataOS®, today announced that DataOS has achieved Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP) Level 2 Certification from the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR).

DataOS [JW2] [JW3] is listed in the official TX-RAMP Certified Cloud Products register as a Platform-as-a-Service offering under certification ID TX1957178. The certification was achieved through the TX-RAMP Fast Track process and is currently active through July 13, 2027.

TX-RAMP [JW4] establishes a standardized approach for assessing, authorizing and monitoring cloud services used by Texas state agencies. The certification permits Texas state agencies to enter into or renew contracts for DataOS during the active certification period, subject to each agency’s security, risk-management and procurement requirements.

“Texas agencies need to modernize without compromising security, governance or public trust,” said Rick Rosenburg, Head of Public Sector at The Modern Data Company. “TX-RAMP Level 2 Certification provides agencies a path to evaluate and contract for DataOS. More importantly, it helps public-sector teams focus on what matters most: the mission-critical questions they need their data to answer.”

What This Means for Texas Government:

For Texas state agencies, the achievement addresses an important cloud-procurement requirement and provides:

  • A path to evaluate and contract for DataOS during the active certification period.
  • An official DIR-listed cloud product that can be considered as part of an agency’s technology and risk-review process.
  • Greater confidence that Modern understands the security, accountability and governance expectations of Texas government.
  • Faster access to a platform that can unify, govern and activate data without requiring agencies to replace their existing systems.
  • A practical way to begin with one mission-critical data challenge and demonstrate measurable value in weeks, not months or years.

Although TX-RAMP requirements apply specifically to Texas state agencies, Texas cities, counties, public-safety organizations, school districts, higher-education institutions and other eligible public entities can also use the DIR listing as an additional point of reference when conducting cloud-security and vendor due diligence.

Significance for State and Local Governments Nationwide:

While TX-RAMP certification does not automatically replace another state’s security review or procurement requirements, the achievement provides public-sector organizations nationwide with additional evidence of Modern’s commitment to operating within formal government cloud-security frameworks.

For state and local entities outside Texas, the certification can:

  • Provide a documented starting point for cloud-security and vendor-risk evaluations.
  • Help procurement, cybersecurity and data leaders understand Modern’s public-sector security posture.
  • Support more efficient discussions around governance, data access, accountability and cloud deployment.
  • Demonstrate Modern’s continued investment in meeting state-specific compliance expectations.
  • Reduce uncertainty when agencies begin evaluating DataOS for mission-critical use cases.

Turning Fragmented Government Data into Mission Outcomes:

DataOS works across an organization’s existing technology environment to unify fragmented data and organize it into governed, reusable data products. It provides business context, lineage, quality controls, access policies and governance without requiring agencies to replace their current databases, cloud platforms, analytics tools or operational systems.

This enables public-sector organizations to make trusted data available for analytics, applications, operational decision-making and artificial intelligence while maintaining consistent governance and control.

The TX-RAMP achievement builds on The Modern Data Company’s expanding public-sector presence and its mission to help Federal, State, local and education organizations answer a fundamental question:

What question do you need your data to answer?

Government leaders are invited to bring The Modern Data Company one mission-critical data challenge and experience how DataOS can deliver a focused proof of value in weeks rather than months or years.

About The Modern Data Company

The Modern Data Company is the enterprise software company behind DataOS®, the AI-native data operating system that makes enterprise data governed, contextualized and ready for use across analytics, applications and artificial intelligence.

DataOS layers into an organization’s existing technology stack, transforming fragmented data into reusable, trusted data products without requiring costly migrations or replacing current systems. For public-sector organizations, DataOS helps improve data access, strengthen governance, accelerate AI readiness and turn mission-critical data into actionable outcomes.

The Modern Data Company is headquartered in San Jose, California, with offices in Indore, Hyderabad and Bangalore, India.

Learn more at www.themoderndatacompany.com/industries/public-sector.

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