FedRAMP 20x
KSI validation, VDR and VER, Classes A to C
Explore 20x →NISTcompliance.ai is the continuous assurance platform for FedRAMP 20x and Rev5, GovRAMP, CMMC and NIST SP 800-171, Department of War (DoD) Impact Levels, FISMA and the NIST RMF, NIST CSF 2.0 and the NIST AI RMF. One evidence base produces the packages, reports and assessor access each framework requires.
Eight frameworks, one evidence base. Each has its own rules, dates and pages, built from primary sources.
KSI validation, VDR and VER, Classes A to C
Explore 20x →Classes B to D under the 2026 rules
Explore Rev5 →State and local cloud verification
Explore GovRAMP →Level 1 and Level 2 self-assessment, SPRS, DFARS 7012
Explore CMMC →IL2 to IL6 and DISA Provisional Authorization
Explore Impact Levels →System packages, ongoing authorization, reporting
Explore FISMA →Six functions, profiles and evidence
Explore CSF 2.0 →AI risk, the GenAI profile and OMB AI policy
Explore AI RMF →Collect evidence once. Produce what each framework asks for.
Evidence, findings and reports that stay current on each framework's cadence.
Continuous monitoring →Automated methods that prove Key Security Indicators and controls, with history.
KSI validation →PAIN-rated triage, KEV due dates and remediation tracked to the deadline your rules set.
VDR and VER →SSP, POA&M, Certification Package Overview and Security Decision Record, in JSON and OSCAL where used.
Packages →Certification data for the agencies that use you, with access logged.
Trust Center →Evidence your FedRAMP assessor, GovRAMP 3PAO, C3PAO, IG or agency assessor can trace.
Assessor workspace →Solicitations may require Level 1 or Level 2 self-assessments.
Phase 2 (Level 2 C3PAO at award), set for Nov 10, 2026, is suspended. Solicitations may require only Level 1 (Self) or Level 2 (Self) during the review.
For every offering obtaining or maintaining FedRAMP Certification.
Enforcement begins. New Rev5 Certifications adopt most rulesets; existing ones phase in on later dates.
FedRAMP stops accepting new Rev5 Certification applications.
Sources: 32 CFR 170.3, DoW CIO implementing memo, NTC-0014, FedRAMP 2026 changes, FedRAMP Rev5. Sources checked Oct 23, 2026.
NISTcompliance.ai runs inside the Quzara Cybertorch authorization boundary and was independently assessed as part of the Cybertorch FedRAMP assessment. The FedRAMP Marketplace lists Quzara Cybertorch (SOC-as-a-Service) as FedRAMP Certified, Class D (High), FR2214150164. The listing describes a Continuous Assurance Module informed by NISTcompliance.ai. Cybertorch and NISTcompliance.ai are also covered by a SOC 2 Type 2 report.
Every role in the authorization
Learn more →FedRAMP 20x, Rev5, GovRAMP and Impact Levels
Learn more →FISMA, RMF and continuous assurance
Learn more →CMMC, NIST 800-171 and DFARS 7012
Learn more →GovRAMP and NIST CSF 2.0
Learn more →Current, traceable evidence
Learn more →Your frameworks, your evidence gaps, your next deadline and what your assessor and agencies will see.