Is 3DPrinterOS TX-RAMP certified?

Yes. The U.S.-hosted Microsoft Azure deployment of 3DPrinterOS holds TX-RAMP certification from the Texas Department of Information Resources. TX-RAMP has been required since January 2022 for cloud products used by Texas state agencies and public universities, so certified status makes procurement and approval faster.

TX-RAMP, the Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program, sets security standards for cloud services used by Texas public bodies. Beyond TX-RAMP, 3DPrinterOS has passed security assessments aligned with NIST 800-53 controls, covering data protection, access management, incident response and continuous monitoring. Completed HECVAT documentation is available on request for U.S. university procurement, and penetration test results can be shared with enterprise accounts.

Other controls that security reviewers usually ask about:

• Single sign-on through SAML 2.0, Shibboleth, Okta and InCommon.
• TLS encryption for data in transit.
• Role-based permissions and an exportable print history for audits.
• Private cloud, on-premise and air-gapped deployments for stricter requirements.

For enterprise accounts, the team supports security questionnaires and architecture review calls. See the security and compliance page for details.