Government compliance,
done with precision.

The comprehensive security control catalog for federal information systems — mandatory for federal agencies under FISMA and for cloud service providers seeking FedRAMP authorization. 1,196 controls across 20 families organized into Low, Moderate, and High impact baselines.

• Low (125 controls), Moderate (287), and High (370) impact baselines
• FedRAMP Moderate and High authorization both based on 800-53 baselines
• Annual continuous monitoring required following Authority to Operate (ATO) issuance
• All 20 control families from Access Control to Supply Chain Risk Management
• Required for any cloud service provider selling to US federal agencies

Required for any contractor handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) under DFARS 252.204-7012. 110 security requirements across 14 families — and the foundation of CMMC Level 2. SPRS score submission to the DoD database is required before any contract award or renewal.

• 110 requirements across 14 control families covering all CUI protection areas
• SPRS score submission required before every contract award or renewal
• POA&M required for all deficient requirements with realistic remediation timelines
• Inaccurate self-assessment scores create False Claims Act criminal exposure
• Third-party assessment produces a defensible, documented score for government scrutiny

Federal and state government healthcare programs — Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DoD healthcare — involve protected health information governed by HIPAA. Government healthcare vendors and contractors handling PHI must comply with all three HIPAA rules and execute BAAs with every covered entity client.

• BAAs required with every government healthcare agency before any PHI is shared
• Security Rule: administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for all ePHI
• Breach notification to HHS and affected individuals within 60 days
• Annual Security Risk Analysis required — documented and defensible
• 2025 proposed Security Rule update: all safeguards mandatory if finalized in 2026

Government contractors and agencies operating internationally or processing data from EU residents — including defense partners, foreign aid programs, and international government operations — face GDPR obligations regardless of their US government affiliation. GDPR applies based on where data subjects are located, not where the organization is based.

• Applies to any processing of EU residents' personal data regardless of organization location
• Data Processing Agreements required with all EU-based clients and subprocessors
• Data subject rights: access, deletion, and portability within 30 days
• 72-hour breach notification to supervisory authority — documented process required
• DPIAs required for high-risk processing activities involving EU personal data

Government contractors and agencies operating internationally or processing data from EU residents — including defense partners, foreign aid programs, and international government operations — face GDPR obligations regardless of their US government affiliation. GDPR applies based on where data subjects are located, not where the organization is based.

• Applies to any processing of EU residents' personal data regardless of organization location
• Data Processing Agreements required with all EU-based clients and subprocessors
• Data subject rights: access, deletion, and portability within 30 days
• 72-hour breach notification to supervisory authority — documented process required
• DPIAs required for high-risk processing activities involving EU personal data