Government & Defense · Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program
Issued by
GSA / FedRAMP PMO
Typical timeline
6-18 months
Assessed by
Accredited 3PAO
Validity
Continuous monitoring
Overview
Who needs FedRAMP?
- 01Cloud service providers selling to US federal agencies
- 02SaaS companies pursuing public-sector revenue
- 03Vendors to agencies with an authorizing sponsor
Requirements
What the auditor looks for.
- 01Impact baselineLow, Moderate or High control baselines drawn from NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5.
- 02System Security PlanA detailed SSP with boundary, data flows and control implementation statements.
- 033PAO assessmentIndependent testing by an accredited Third Party Assessment Organization.
- 04Continuous monitoringOngoing vulnerability scanning, POA&M management and reporting.
Our approach
From scoping to auditor sign-off.
Customer story
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The traditional path runs through an agency authorization. FedRAMP is modernizing its processes, so we'll map the current authorization routes to your go-to-market plan during scoping.
Typical timeline: 6-18 months, depending on scope, maturity and team availability. We'll give you a firm plan after a two-week scoping and gap assessment.
Yes, that's our specialty. FedRAMP shares substantial control overlap with NIST 800-53 and StateRAMP / GovRAMP, so we build one control set and map evidence across all of them.
Next framework
StateRAMP / GovRAMP
End of the thread
A 30-minute call with a senior practitioner. You leave with a plan either way.
We handle audit readiness and auditor coordination. Your SOC reports and ISO certificates are always issued by independent, accredited auditors.