Verdict Government Division

Federal Compliance Documentation, Done Faster

Verdict supports federal IT contractors, civilian agencies, and tech companies pursuing federal authorization. We compress the documentation burden of SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, and ATO packages so your teams can deliver more work in less time.

Who We Support

Federal IT Contractors

Companies delivering federal information security services who need to author compliance documentation at scale across multiple federal client engagements.

Tech Companies Pursuing Federal Authorization

Cloud service providers, AI companies, and SaaS vendors pursuing FedRAMP authorization or expanding into federal markets who need their authorization documentation built quickly and correctly.

Federal Civilian Agencies

Government compliance teams modernizing their authoring workflows for ATO packages, continuous monitoring, and inter-agency reporting.

What We Author

—System Security Plans aligned with NIST 800-53 Rev 5 and FedRAMP baselines
—Security Assessment Reports for 3PAO submission readiness
—Plans of Action and Milestones with full finding traceability
—Authorization to Operate packages for civilian agency review
—Continuous monitoring deliverables and annual control assessments
—FISMA reporting and metric submissions
—CMMC documentation for federal contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information
—SSDF documentation for federal software supply chain requirements
—StateRAMP documentation for state and local government cloud services

Federal Frameworks We Support

NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5

Federal information security compliance authoring for cloud service providers, federal IT contractors, and government agencies. System Security Plan, Security Assessment Report, and Plan of Action and Milestones documentation aligned with Low, Moderate, and High baselines.

FedRAMP

Authorization package authoring and maintenance for cloud service offerings pursuing FedRAMP authorization or already operating under an existing ATO. Coverage spans Moderate and High impact levels, with documentation aligned to the FedRAMP 20x transition and the new Class A through D structure.

FISMA

Federal Information Security Modernization Act documentation for systems supporting federal operations, including continuous monitoring requirements, annual control assessments, and FISMA reporting deliverables.

NIST SP 800-171 / CMMC

Controlled Unclassified Information compliance for federal contractors and supply chain participants, including CMMC Level Two and Level Three documentation aligned with the latest DoD assessment requirements.

NIST SP 800-218 / SSDF

Secure Software Development Framework documentation for organizations subject to federal software supply chain requirements under Executive Order 14028 and OMB Memorandum 22-18.

StateRAMP

State and local government cloud authorization documentation aligned with StateRAMP requirements, supporting cloud service providers serving state agencies.

Why Federal Teams Choose Verdict

Grounded in Real Federal Requirements

Verdict generates documentation against the actual NIST 800-53 Rev 5 catalog text and 800-53A assessment objectives. Output is auditable, defensible, and ready for 3PAO and agency review.

Compresses Months Into Weeks

Federal authorization documentation typically takes four to six months of consultant time. Verdict customers compress that timeline significantly while maintaining quality. Authorization deadlines stop being delivery risks.

Deployable Inside Your Boundary

Verdict can be deployed inside an existing FedRAMP authorized environment, ensuring federal data never leaves the customer's authorization boundary. No data residency concerns, no procurement friction.

Designed for Federal Workflow

Built around the realities of federal compliance work, including assessor independence, finding traceability, evidence linkage, and audit defensibility. Designed to integrate into how federal teams already operate.

Talk to Our Government Division

Whether you are a federal contractor evaluating Verdict for your assessor teams, a tech company pursuing FedRAMP authorization, or a federal agency modernizing your authoring workflows, we want to hear from you.