FedRAMP readiness for cloud providers selling to federal agencies.
FedRAMP is the government-wide security program for cloud services used by federal agencies. In 2026, FedRAMP renamed authorization to FedRAMP Certification and replaced impact levels with Certification Classes. Each agency still makes its own decision, often called an ATO, before using a certified service.
Readiness advisory, scoped case by case.
FedRAMP builds on the same controls as SOC 2, with far more of them. We map your service to the class you need and close gaps in identity, logging, vulnerability management, configuration, and incident response. We also help your team prepare the evidence your 3PAO will test.
Scope depends heavily on class and path, so we decide on the scoping call whether a full engagement or a readiness assessment fits. After certification, we can scope support for Ongoing Certification, the 2026 name for continuous monitoring. It is priced separately from the standard Run retainer.
The 2026 classes and what they replace.
The Rev5 path uses a full control-based package and, in most cases, an agency sponsor. FedRAMP 20x uses Key Security Indicators and automated validation in place of control narratives. Which path fits depends on your class, your timeline, and whether an agency is sponsoring you.
FedRAMP questions.
Who performs the assessment?
Does FedRAMP endorse advisors?
Is our existing FedRAMP authorization still valid?
How long does it take?
Selling to a federal agency?
On a scoping call we’ll talk through your class, path, and timeline.