fix marketplace link typos

Author: pete-gov

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/agency/authorization/authorization.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ The process for closing out the review and issuing an ATO varies from federal ag
 
 Once the federal agency AO issues the ATO letter, FedRAMP performs a review of the authorization package to determine suitability for government-wide reuse. The scope of FedRAMP's review includes:
 
-- A quality review to ensure the authorization package is complete and required deliverables were developed in accordance with FedRAMP guidance. While the initial authorizing agency conducts a quality review of the authorization package, FedRAMP's review is considered ‘a final set of eyes' to ensure uniformity across all packages listed on the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/products).
+- A quality review to ensure the authorization package is complete and required deliverables were developed in accordance with FedRAMP guidance. While the initial authorizing agency conducts a quality review of the authorization package, FedRAMP's review is considered ‘a final set of eyes' to ensure uniformity across all packages listed on the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/).
 - A risk review to ensure that all security deficiencies and weaknesses are correctly enumerated across package deliverables..
 
 After the ATO letter is received, the following steps are performed to get to a FedRAMP Authorized designation:

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/agency/authorization/marketplace.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # The FedRAMP Marketplace
 
-The [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/products) provides a searchable, sortable database of cloud service offerings (CSOs) that have achieved a FedRAMP designation. Federal agencies can use the FedRAMP Marketplace to find secure cloud tools that meet their mission needs.
+The [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace) provides a searchable, sortable database of cloud service offerings (CSOs) that have achieved a FedRAMP designation. Federal agencies can use the FedRAMP Marketplace to find secure cloud tools that meet their mission needs.
 Federal agencies are encouraged to use the FedRAMP Marketplace as a resource to:
 
 - Research CSOs that are FedRAMP Authorized, FedRAMP Ready, or FedRAMP In Process

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/agency/authorization/preparation.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ During the Partnership Establishment phase, the federal agency agrees to partner
 
 - Understand the sensitivity of the data that will be used with the CSO. To categorize your data, review the [_NIST Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication 199_](https://csrc.nist.gov/publications/detail/fips/199/final), _Standards for Security Categorization of Federal Information and Information Systems._
 
-- Review the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/#!/products?sort=productName) to see if there is a CSO that meets your mission needs and is able to provide the right level of security given the data.
+- Review the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/) to see if there is a CSO that meets your mission needs and is able to provide the right level of security given the data.
 
 - If you find a CSO that meets your mission needs, but is not on the FedRAMP Marketplace, meet with the associated CSP to determine the organization's willingness and commitment to pursue a FedRAMP authorization. If the CSP would like to learn more about the FedRAMP process, direct them to the [FedRAMP CSP Authorization Playbook](../../csp/authorization/getting-started.md). If the CSP has not already done so, instruct the CSP to complete FedRAMP's [CSP Information Form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScU4_x5UK53d0PUUDsOdqWyzUvAN1-yFJ1NxffT7PkGkCiuPg/viewform). Completing the form will generate a unique FedRAMP ID for the system that will stay with the offering for the lifecycle of their FedRAMP journey.
 

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/csp/authorization/agency-authorization-path.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ its service offering. The Readiness Assessment Report (RAR) documents the CSP's
 capability to meet federal security requirements.
 
 CSPs that achieve the FedRAMP Ready designation are listed on
-[FedRAMP's Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/products). Agencies use
+[FedRAMP's Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace). Agencies use
 the FedRAMP Marketplace to research cloud services that meet their
 organizational requirements. FedRAMP Ready makes valuable information about the
 service offering's security available for potential federal agency customers via the

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/csp/authorization/getting-started.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ consider partnering with a systems integrator who has experience and a federal
 government customer base. Conversely, if you already have a federal government
 footprint and are looking to expand, FedRAMP authorization can be a business
 development driver. FedRAMP provides cross-government visibility on the
-[FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/products) and provides a
+[FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace) and provides a
 single security package that can be leveraged by multiple federal agencies for
 review.
 

tools/site/content/rev5/playbook/csp/continuous-monitoring/overview.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) coordinates with the
 
 ### Independent Assessment Organizations
 
-Independent assessors perform initial and annual assessments of cloud systems, as well as out-of-cycle assessments associated with significant changes. Most CSPs use a FedRAMP recognized Third Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) that meets the necessary quality, independence, and knowledge requirements to perform independent security assessments. A list of FedRAMP recognized 3PAOs can be found on the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/products).
+Independent assessors perform initial and annual assessments of cloud systems, as well as out-of-cycle assessments associated with significant changes. Most CSPs use a FedRAMP recognized Third Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) that meets the necessary quality, independence, and knowledge requirements to perform independent security assessments. A list of FedRAMP recognized 3PAOs can be found on the [FedRAMP Marketplace](https://fedramp.gov/marketplace/assessors).
 
 With approval by the agency AO, CSPs may choose to use an independent assessment organization that is not recognized by FedRAMP, such as an agency's Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) team. When using an agency's IV&V team or other third-party assessor that is not a FedRAMP recognized 3PAO, the agency AO must attest to the independence of the assessment organization. In addition, the assessor must comply with FedRAMP requirements and guidance, and use FedRAMP provided templates.