My Verizon Business Solutions serves federal agencies, state governments, local and tribal governments, school districts, public safety agencies, and federal contractors. Services carry FedRAMP High authorization, NIST SP 800-53 Revision 5 control mapping, FirstNet interoperability, and continuity-of-operations engineering for mission-critical government work. The Verizon Business Login provides agency authorizing officials, ISSOs, CIOs, and program managers with control evidence, continuous monitoring dashboards, and incident response telemetry filtered by authorization boundary.
Over 1,400 federal agencies, 48 state and territorial governments, and thousands of municipalities run network services on My Verizon Business. Federal WAN carries CUI between agency field offices and headquarters; Private 5G deployments support base communications, emergency response, and connected logistics at federal installations; state networks power Medicaid operations, motor vehicle administration, and judicial systems; local networks support 911 centers, public works, and body-worn camera programs. Cooperative purchasing through NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA streamlines procurement, and the U.S. Department of Education programs for school district connectivity map to discount eligibility frameworks tracked through the public sector dashboard.
Talk to a Public Sector Specialist Public Sector Case Studies
Federal services carry the highest FedRAMP baseline, mapped to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 with continuous monitoring and 3PAO assessment.
My Verizon Business holds FedRAMP High authorization for the services federal agencies use to carry and process sensitive but unclassified information — including Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) as defined by the National Archives. Authorization includes continuous monitoring, monthly vulnerability scanning, annual assessment by a Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO), and incident reporting integrated with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's reporting framework. Authorization evidence is accessible to agency authorizing officials through the FedRAMP Marketplace and through the Verizon Business Login compliance dashboard. Links to the authoritative SEC EDGAR filings are available where public disclosures reference these authorizations.
Services map to NIST SP 800-53 Revision 5 control baselines — Low, Moderate, and High — with documented inheritance relationships. Federal contractors reference the Verizon Business control catalog during system security plan preparation, and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 preparation packages align Level 2 controls to the same mapping. Control summaries are available to agency ISSOs and contractor CIOs through the compliance dashboard. Policy updates propagate within hours of publication, and the continuous monitoring stack posts evidence to the dashboard daily.
Tiers align to authorization boundary, mission role, and procurement vehicle.
| Tier | Customer | Authorization | Network | Use Case | SLA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federal Agency | Cabinet department | FedRAMP High | Dedicated fiber + Private 5G | HQ-field WAN, CUI handling | 99.999% |
| Federal Contractor | DIB prime / sub | FedRAMP Moderate, CMMC 2.0 L2 | SD-WAN + SASE | Controlled unclassified | 99.99% |
| State Government | State agency | StateRAMP | Statewide WAN + SD-WAN | Medicaid, DMV, courts | 99.99% |
| Local Government | County / municipal | CJIS where applicable | SD-WAN + broadband | 911, public works | 99.95% |
| Public Safety | Fire, EMS, police | FirstNet interop, CJIS | FirstNet + Verizon 5G | PTT, mobile data, BWC | 99.99% |
| K-12 / Higher Ed | School district / university | FERPA, CIPA | Campus fiber + Wi-Fi | Student devices, research | 99.9% |
| Tribal / Territorial | Tribal nation, territory | Sovereign frameworks | Hybrid WAN + 5G | Health, education, utilities | 99.95% |
SLAs reflect contract baseline; agency-specific MOUs may strengthen terms. Authoritative program rules published at HHS and other federal agencies.
Public safety communications bridge FirstNet, state radio systems, and enterprise services. My Verizon Business engineers the interop paths that keep responders connected during the events that matter most.
Federal, state, and local public safety agencies using FirstNet interoperate with My Verizon Business enterprise services through standards-based peering for Push-to-Talk, location sharing, and incident coordination. Mutual aid deployments during wildfires, hurricanes, and special events rely on the interop path to bridge FirstNet responders with state emergency management, public works, and hospital incident command. Interop planning engagements coordinate with the responsible agency radio officer, and tabletop exercises validate the configuration before live incidents exercise it.
Law enforcement agencies backhaul body-worn camera (BWC) video, in-car video, and evidence photos over Verizon 5G with prioritized bandwidth. Upload completes at end-of-shift or on trigger events like officer-involved incidents. Integration with digital evidence management systems preserves chain of custody and automates redaction workflows. Audit trails satisfy CJIS Security Policy requirements and the retention schedules local prosecutors specify for investigatory records.
Procurement vehicles and authorization frameworks matter as much as the technology. My Verizon Business meets government buyers where they are.
State and local governments deploy WAN connectivity for state networks, municipal broadband for public Wi-Fi, Private 5G for campus and public-safety uses, SD-WAN for county offices, IoT for smart-city sensors (traffic, water, environmental), and body-worn camera backhaul for law enforcement. Services align with StateRAMP and state-specific certification frameworks. Cooperative purchasing vehicles — NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA, state master contracts — are supported for streamlined procurement. Grant-funded deployments through federal programs align to reporting templates that post automatically from the compliance dashboard.
Defense industrial base (DIB) contractors and civilian agency primes run on services that inherit FedRAMP Moderate or High, supply CMMC 2.0 Level 2 control evidence, and integrate with agency SIEMs through encrypted export channels. CUI handling is documented end-to-end, and supply chain risk management controls are mapped to Executive Order 14028 guidance. Contractors receive pre-built control narratives for System Security Plans, Plans of Action and Milestones, and continuous monitoring reports during the authorization process.
Agency CIOs, state technology officers, and public safety leaders share outcomes.
Colonel (ret.) James Whitehorse — Agency ISSO, Federal Civilian Department
Karen Mulholland — State CIO, Midwestern State Government
Chief Deputy Rafael Ortega — Sheriff's Office, Western U.S. County
Talk to a public sector specialist about FedRAMP High, NIST 800-53, FirstNet interop, state networks, and CMMC contractor support. Start with the login guide or review public sector case studies from agencies running on My Verizon Business.
Contact a Public Sector Specialist Login GuideAnswers on FedRAMP High, NIST 800-53, FirstNet interop, state/local services, and public sector SLAs.
Yes. FedRAMP High for services carrying sensitive but unclassified information including CUI. Authorization includes continuous monitoring, monthly vulnerability scans, annual 3PAO assessment, and CISA-aligned incident reporting. Evidence via the FedRAMP Marketplace and Verizon Business Login compliance dashboard.
Services map to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 Low, Moderate, and High baselines with documented inheritance. CMMC 2.0 Level 2 packages align to the same mapping. Control summaries available to ISSOs and contractor CIOs via the compliance dashboard.
Standards-based peering for PTT, location sharing, and incident coordination between FirstNet responders and enterprise services. Mutual aid bridging during wildfires, hurricanes, special events. Tabletop exercises validate interop before live incidents.
WAN, municipal broadband, Private 5G, SD-WAN, smart-city IoT, BWC backhaul. StateRAMP alignment. Cooperative purchasing through NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA, and state master contracts. Federal grant reporting templates available.
Federal mission-critical: 99.999% with cleared 24/7 support and agency SOC integration. State and local default: 99.99% with 24/7 public sector operations center support. Quarterly COOP exercises with after-action reports.