Most teams come to us after a buyer asks about GovRAMP. You don't need to know the program. We'll work out which status you need and how far you are from it, then help you get there.
One week, hands-on in your actual system. We get a sense of the size and complexity of your systems and the data involved:
Then we measure all of it against the status your buyers ask for. You finish with a list of gaps, what each will take to fix, and the route that fits.
The fee is credited toward either package.
For Progressing Snapshot. 4–6 weeks, timed to your next quarterly snapshot.
Stay listed, keep improving, and show buyers measurable progress.
Optional quarterly support afterwards.
For Core. 8–12 weeks to submission for most teams. The Gap Assessment sets your actual timeline.
A listing on GovRAMP's Authorized Product List without hiring an outside assessor, on a foundation you can build on toward Ready or Authorized.
Optional ongoing support to keep Core current once it's awarded.
Hands-on security engineering in your code and your cloud. When the assessment finds a gap, we fix it.
An add-on to either package, sold in flexible engagement blocks.
We help you answer the security questions and questionnaires that come with it, including how to describe GovRAMP work that's still in progress.
A free 30-minute call about the buyer or deal that raised GovRAMP. If it fits, a one-week Gap Assessment measures your system against the status you need.
A prioritized plan: what to fix, what to document, and in what order.
We make the fixes, lead your engineers through them, or both. Then we document what's actually running.
We prepare the submission, help answer GovRAMP's questions, and keep your score improving quarter after quarter.
A free 30-minute call. You don't need to know anything about GovRAMP first. Bring whatever raised it, like an RFP, a security questionnaire or a buyer's email, and tell us when you need to answer. You'll leave knowing which route fits and what stands in the way.