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Security and compliance for state, local, and public sector

Meet FedRAMP, GovRAMP, and NIST expectations.

Government & Public Sector

Built for the requirements your buyers and regulators bring

Vendors serving state and local government and public agencies face authorization requirements and rising baselines. We help non-defense public-sector providers build toward FedRAMP, GovRAMP, and NIST-aligned programs and the authorizations that unlock public contracts.

Frameworks we deliver here
FedRAMP GovRAMP NIST CSF SOC 2
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The Risks

What's at stake in government & public sector

Authorization barriers

Selling to government often requires an authorization. Without a path to FedRAMP or GovRAMP, contracts stay out of reach.

High control baselines

Public-sector baselines are extensive and prescriptive. Defining the authorization boundary correctly is the first hard problem.

Sensitive citizen data

Public services handle citizen data with high expectations for protection, transparency, and accountability.

Common Gaps

What we typically find

The most common gaps we see when we assess organizations in this space:

Authorization boundary undefined
Controls not mapped to a NIST baseline
Continuous monitoring not in place
Evidence and documentation incomplete
Representative scenario

What good looks like

Boundary
defined
NIST
baseline mapped
GovRAMP
path established
100%
controls traced to evidence

Challenge

A GovTech provider blocked from public contracts because it has no clear path to a FedRAMP or GovRAMP authorization.

Approach

  • Define the authorization boundary and map controls to the NIST baseline
  • Stand up continuous monitoring and close documentation gaps
  • Build the evidence set and roadmap toward authorization

Outcome

  • Authorization boundary defined and controls mapped
  • A credible path to GovRAMP / FedRAMP authorization
  • Public-sector contracts back in reach

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