We’re excited to announce that Allyable has officially achieved TX-RAMP certification, an important milestone that expands our ability to support Texas state agencies, higher education institutions and other public-sector organizations with secure, scalable digital accessibility solutions.
As organizations across Texas continue to prioritize digital accessibility in accordance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines, this certification reinforces our commitment to helping them meet accessibility goals while satisfying rigorous security and compliance requirements.
What Is TX-RAMP?
The Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP) is administered by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) and establishes security and risk-management standards for cloud services used by Texas government entities.
TX-RAMP certification gives organizations confidence that a cloud-based solution has met established security requirements, helping simplify the evaluation and procurement process for technology products and services.
For Allyable, earning this certification means it is easier than ever for us to deliver comprehensive digital accessibility management solutions to organizations across Texas.
Supporting Texas’ Commitment to Digital Accessibility
Digital accessibility has become a growing priority throughout Texas government and public institutions. State agencies and institutions of higher education are required to provide accessible electronic and information resources, with Texas accessibility requirements aligned with federal standards, including Section 508 and the ADA.
As organizations work to meet these requirements, they need solutions that not only help improve accessibility but also align with public-sector security and procurement expectations.
“Achieving TX-RAMP certification is an important milestone for Allyable and for the organizations we serve,” said David Adi, CEO of Allyable. “Texas organizations require solutions that can address digital accessibility needs while also meeting the security and procurement expectations of the public sector. TX-RAMP certification helps us provide Texas organizations with greater confidence as they evaluate Allyable as part of their digital accessibility strategy.”
What This Means for Texas Organizations
Texas accessibility requirements impact a broad range of public-sector organizations, including state agencies and institutions of higher education. The state’s compliance criteria are designed to help ensure that technology products and digital services are usable by all Texans.
Allyable helps organizations take a proactive approach to accessibility by providing AI-powered tools to:
- Automate accessibility scanning and monitoring
- Identify and prioritize accessibility issues
- Streamline remediation workflows
- Generate on-demand reporting and insights into accessibility performance
- Shift left and integrate accessibility into ongoing development and operational processes
Rather than treating accessibility as a one-time compliance initiative, Allyable enables teams to build accessibility into their day-to-day workflows and long-term digital strategies.
Another Step Forward in Our Public-Sector Growth
TX-RAMP certification adds another important credential to Allyable’s growing portfolio as we continue expanding our presence within enterprise and government organizations.
For Texas organizations evaluating cloud-based accessibility platforms, TX-RAMP certification provides an additional layer of assurance around the security and risk-management requirements associated with cloud services, helping make procurement decisions easier and more efficient.
Looking Ahead
As Texas organizations continue advancing their digital accessibility initiatives, we’re proud to provide a platform that helps teams monitor, manage and improve accessibility at scale. By providing AI-powered accessibility tools designed specifically to address the security and compliance standards required by government entities, Allyable is helping organizations make accessibility an ongoing part of their digital strategy rather than a one-time compliance effort.
We look forward to partnering with more Texas agencies, institutions and organizations as they work to create digital experiences that are accessible to all Texans.
To learn more about Allyable and its digital accessibility platform, visit allyable.com.
