ATO/FedRAMP · 2026-05-20

FedRAMP Rev. 5 and the 2027 close for new applications

Rev. 5 transition, key security indicators, and the approaching close for new Rev. 5 applications make readiness sprints time-boxed work.

The calendar is part of the risk

FedRAMP consolidated rules and Rev. 5 expectations are not static. Planning estimates in our capability statement note that Rev. 5 closes to new applications in 2027. That date turns "we will get to the SSP later" into a capture risk.

What a readiness sprint actually produces

An ATO and FedRAMP Readiness Sprint should leave the team with:

  • A NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 gap matrix
  • SSP narratives that survive 3PAO scrutiny
  • POA&M sequencing that is honest about residual risk
  • Evidence prep for key security indicators and continuous monitoring

Continuous authorization

cATO is not a slogan. It requires automated evidence pipelines, monitoring design, and control-validation harnesses that keep pace with change. That is adjacent to our STIG/control validation offering and to logging maturity under M-26-14.

How we subcontract

We take a defined authorization boundary, put a named principal on the narratives and evidence prep, and work under your labor categories or firm-fixed-price package. We do not claim corporate past performance we do not have under the Legate name.

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