ForteFed / FedRAMP
We built ForteFide to make CMMC Level 2 a repeatable, evidence-first workflow: scan every control, auto-secure what it safely can, and seal signed evidence an assessor can trust. ForteFed is the last and largest chapter of that line — the same workflow, aimed at the harder job above CMMC: FedRAMP federal-cloud authorization. It is not shipping yet. This is a waitlist, and the screens below are an early build.
What FedRAMP asks — and why it is heavier
FedRAMP is the US government's program for authorizing cloud services to hold federal data. It is a separate regime from CMMC: its baselines are built on the NIST 800-53 catalog, and a Moderate authorization runs to hundreds of controls with continuous monitoring after you pass. The lift is real — more controls, a formal package, and an authorization that has to be kept, not just earned once. That is exactly the kind of repeatable, evidence-heavy work ForteFide was built to carry, which is why it is the model we want to bring here.
The workflow we are bringing across
1 · Scan every control
The ForteFide engine reads the real state of each host and maps it to the control, instead of asking someone to attest from memory. The aim for ForteFed is to point that same engine at the 800-53 baseline behind a FedRAMP authorization.
2 · Auto-secure what it can
Where a control can be safely and reversibly remediated, ForteFide fixes it and records the before-state so nothing is one-way. ForteFed intends to carry that same reversible remediation into the cloud-authorization boundary.
3 · Seal signed evidence
Every result is captured as signed evidence with a chain of custody, so a reviewer can trace an artifact to its origin and prove it was untouched. That evidence discipline is the part FedRAMP's package work needs most.
4 · Keep it, don't just earn it
FedRAMP is continuous, not a one-time pass. The goal is to re-run the same scan on a cadence so the authorization stays current and each change lands as fresh, dated evidence — the way ForteFide already re-scans for CMMC.
The finale of the line — and it needs early voices.
ForteFed is not released yet. Join the waitlist and you will be among the first contractors and cloud teams we bring in as it moves from early build toward a real FedRAMP workflow. Want to see the model working today? It already runs for CMMC in ForteFide.