Cloud service providers and federal contractors navigate FedRAMP, FISMA, and agency-specific requirements. Thalorin automates the path from initial authorization through continuous monitoring.
Federal civilian agencies operate under the strictest compliance regimes in government. FISMA mandates continuous monitoring. FedRAMP requires third-party assessment. Agency-specific requirements add layers of tailored controls. The authorization boundary never stops expanding.
The average FedRAMP authorization takes 12-18 months and costs $2-4 million. Most of that time goes to documentation—System Security Plans, POA&Ms, evidence artifacts, and continuous monitoring deliverables. The compliance burden compounds with each additional agency customer.
Manual processes don't scale. The Feynman Engine maps your infrastructure to federal requirements, generates assessment-ready documentation, and maintains the evidence trail that keeps authorizations current.
Federal compliance requirements cascade from law to policy to implementation guidance. FISMA mandates security. OMB memoranda set policy. NIST provides the technical framework. FedRAMP standardizes cloud assessment. The Feynman Engine maps these relationships and tracks them as they evolve.
421 controls, high-impact systems
325 controls, moderate-impact systems
156 controls, low-impact systems
Generate complete System Security Plans, control implementation statements, and required artifacts. The Feynman Engine maps your actual infrastructure to FedRAMP requirements, producing assessment-ready documentation that survives 3PAO scrutiny.
FISMA requires monthly vulnerability scans, quarterly reporting, and annual assessments. Automate data collection from security tools, generate ConMon deliverables, and maintain the evidence trail agencies require for ongoing authorization.
Cloud service providers often maintain authorizations with dozens of agencies. Track unique agency requirements, manage tailored baselines, and coordinate reauthorization timelines across your entire customer base.
Customer Responsibility Matrices define which controls you implement versus inherit from cloud providers. Generate accurate CRMs, track inheritance relationships, and ensure your customers understand their residual responsibilities.
Plan of Action and Milestones track security weaknesses from discovery through remediation. Assign ownership, set realistic timelines, document compensating controls, and demonstrate progress to authorizing officials.
FedRAMP assessments require hundreds of evidence artifacts. Connect to identity systems, cloud platforms, and security tools to collect evidence continuously. When your 3PAO arrives, documentation is waiting.
A SaaS company pursuing FedRAMP Moderate authorization reduced documentation time from 14 months to 6 months. Automated evidence collection eliminated 80% of manual artifact gathering. The 3PAO assessment completed with zero major findings. Agency customers now inherit 270+ controls from the provider's authorization.
Gap analysis against FedRAMP baseline. Identify control deficiencies, document system boundaries, and establish remediation priorities. The Feynman Engine maps your current state to target requirements.
Gap analysis against FedRAMP baseline. Identify control deficiencies, document system boundaries, and establish remediation priorities. The Feynman Engine maps your current state to target requirements.
System Security Plan, policies, procedures, and control implementation statements. Automated generation from infrastructure scans reduces documentation effort by 70% while improving accuracy.
Third-party assessment organization validates control implementation. Evidence artifacts collected continuously ensure assessment readiness. SAR findings addressed through integrated POA&M tracking.
JAB or agency authorizing official reviews assessment package. Authorization decision documented with conditions. ATO letter issued with continuous monitoring requirements defined.
Monthly vulnerability scans, quarterly security assessments, annual reviews. Automated ConMon deliverables maintain authorization status. Significant changes trigger reassessment workflows.
The organizations that automate compliance win contracts. The ones that don't spend years chasing authorization.