Federal Authorization, Handled End to End
An agency will not run your system, or buy your service, until the record shows the controls are in place and holding. We build that record and maintain it through authorization and the monitoring that follows.
Who this is for
Companies selling into federal markets
Cloud, software, and services vendors that cannot close federal business until the authorization record exists. We build it and carry it through the review.
Contractors running systems for agencies
Organizations operating or maintaining systems on an agency behalf, where the obligation continues for as long as the system does.
Federal civilian agencies
Government teams that need authorization packages, continuous monitoring, and reporting kept current without adding headcount to do it.
What we produce and maintain
- System security plans covering the applicable NIST SP 800-53 baseline
- Control implementation statements, written to be examined rather than skimmed
- Readiness review ahead of an independent assessor
- Findings and plans of action and milestones, with owners and traceability
- Authorization packages prepared for agency review
- Continuous monitoring deliverables and periodic control assessments
- FISMA reporting support
- SSDF attestation records for federal software supply chain requirements
- StateRAMP packages for state and local government cloud services
Frameworks in this lane
We run it, you review it
This is an engagement, not a license. Our people do the federal compliance work and you review it through a client portal. There is nothing for your team to install, configure, or staff.
Written for the person who will challenge it
Federal work is examined by independent assessors and authorizing officials whose job is to find what does not hold up. The record is built to that standard from the start.
It survives the authorization
Federal obligations do not stop at an authorization decision. Systems change, baselines change, and monitoring continues. We maintain the record as an ongoing engagement.
We work alongside your assessor
Assessment and authorization belong to the independent parties who perform them. We prepare and maintain what they examine, and we do not compete with them for that role.
Start with a conversation.
Whether you are pursuing a first authorization or maintaining one you already hold, tell us where you are and we will tell you what the work involves.