Meet Aegis. The AI-Driven Companion that walks non-experts through compliance step by step, on the OSCAL-native workspace where vendors, 3PAOs, consultants, and federal sponsors collaborate in one place.
How we get you there
Pillar 1 · AI Companion
A virtual compliance team in software. Aegis translates framework jargon into practical actions and walks non-experts through implementation — replacing the $100K+ consultancy floor.
Pillar 2 · Architecture
Machine-readable controls, evidence, and packages that flow across FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 — write once, reuse everywhere.
Pillar 3 · Workspace
Vendors, primes, sub-contractors, 3PAOs, C3PAOs, consultants, and federal sponsors working on the same package — not separate exports flying around on email.
The traditional path to FedRAMP authorization and CMMC certification is slow, expensive, and chaotic. TekRamp replaces it with a shared workspace built for every party.
Delays federal revenue, locks out innovative SaaS.
Prohibitive for startups and mid-market.
Vendors, consultants, 3PAOs, and agencies stuck on email.
Hand-written Word docs against 325 controls.
Vendors, consultants, 3PAOs, C3PAOs, and agencies in the same workspace — threaded comments, task assignment, role-based access.
Aegis drafts SSP narratives, simulates SPRS scores, scopes CUI environments, and runs mock C3PAO walkthroughs before you commit.
Machine-readable packages from day one. Your SSP and POA&M export as validated OSCAL JSON — ready for the September 2026 deadline.
A complete platform for managing FedRAMP and CMMC from initial readiness through continuous monitoring.
Vendors, consultants, 3PAOs, and agencies work together with role-based access, threaded comments, and real-time updates.
Built on OSCAL from the ground up. Machine-readable packages ready for FedRAMP 20x out of the box.
Aegis drafts SSP narratives, runs gap analysis, answers control questions in plain English with source citations, and walks non-experts through implementation step by step.
Rev 5 controls and 20x KSIs, CSP inheritance mapping, evidence linking, and SSP generation with Word/PDF/OSCAL export.
Post-ATO posture dashboards, drift detection, and automated monthly ConMon deliverable packages.
Track findings, set milestones, assign remediation owners, and generate POA&M reports with structured workflows.
TekRamp is built on OSCAL (Open Security Controls Assessment Language) from the ground up. Generate machine-readable compliance packages that meet the new FedRAMP 20x requirements.
{
"system-security-plan": {
"uuid": "a1b2c3d4-...",
"metadata": {
"title": "Acme Cloud SSP",
"version": "1.0.0"
},
"import-profile": {
"href": "fedramp-moderate"
},
"system-characteristics": { ... },
"control-implementation": { ... }
}
}Compliance tools exist. But most are legacy GRC platforms retrofitted for FedRAMP, commercial GRC bolted-on for CMMC, or platforms that lock you into hosting in their cloud. TekRamp is different.
FedRAMP and CMMC are multi-party processes. Legacy GRC tools treat them as solo documentation exercises. TekRamp is the shared workspace where vendors, consultants, 3PAOs, C3PAOs, and agencies work together — with threaded discussions, task tracking, and real-time visibility.
Defense contractors pursuing CMMC Level 2 often run on FedRAMP-authorized cloud providers. TekRamp is the only platform purpose-built for both — shared NIST control foundations, cross-framework inheritance, and one source of truth for evidence. Your compliance investment compounds across programs.
Every commercial GRC adds CMMC as a checkbox — control mapping and nothing else. TekRamp ships the capabilities that actually determine success or failure: SPRS Score Simulator before DoD sees it, Supply Chain Flow-Down Portal for prime contractors, AI-Powered CUI Scoping to replace $50–100K of consulting, and a Mock Assessment mode with industry benchmarking so you don't pay for a failed C3PAO.
Vanta and Drata have referral programs. TekRamp has a network. When a prime signs up, their 100+ sub-contractors come with them via the Supply Chain Flow-Down Portal. Every sub brings their own subs. Consultants, 3PAOs, and C3PAOs list their services in the integrated marketplace — with a 20% platform fee and the engagement happening inside the workspace. The more parties on the platform, the more valuable it gets for everyone.
Most platforms export OSCAL as an afterthought and only support Rev 5. TekRamp is built on OSCAL from the ground up with support for both Rev 5 (NIST 800-53 controls) and 20x (KSI outcome-based) authorization — ready for the September 2026 OSCAL requirement today.
Unlike platforms that require you to host your application in their cloud, TekRamp works with your existing infrastructure. Run your app on AWS GovCloud, Azure Gov, or anywhere else — TekRamp manages the compliance process, not your deployment.
From SaaS vendors to defense primes to accredited assessors — TekRamp brings every party in the federal and DIB compliance ecosystem onto one platform with role-appropriate access.
SaaS companies seeking FedRAMP authorization. Track controls, generate OSCAL packages, collaborate with assessors.
Defense prime contractors managing 50–200+ subs. Supply chain dashboard, flow-down automation, aggregated risk score.
CMMCDIB suppliers required to certify. SPRS simulation, CUI scoping, Mock Assessment mode, self-attestation to primes.
CMMCFedRAMP and CMMC advisors. Manage multiple engagements, review documentation, list services in the marketplace.
Accredited assessors. Assessor Workbench with review queues, findings management, and evidence-to-control traceability — for both FedRAMP and CMMC.
When a prime contractor signs up, their 100+ sub-contractors come with them. Every sub brings their own subs. Consultants, 3PAOs, and C3PAOs list in the integrated marketplace. The more parties on the platform, the more valuable it gets for everyone — a moat no commercial GRC can match.
A prime contractor signs up to manage DFARS 7012 oversight across their supply chain. Their CMMC posture, SPRS score, and control mappings go live in days, not months.
The prime invites 50–200+ sub-contractors through the Supply Chain Flow-Down Portal. Flow-down requirements auto-determine from CUI classification. Subs self-attest with evidence upload.
Subs have their own subs — and invite them. Consultants and C3PAOs list in the integrated marketplace to serve the growing network. Every new party increases the value for everyone already on the platform.
CR26 publishes in July 2026, retiring FedRAMP Ready and introducing Program Certification. By September 30, 2026, all new Rev 5 authorizations require machine-readable OSCAL packages. Platforms that bolt on OSCAL export will scramble to comply. TekRamp is OSCAL-native today — your packages are already in the format FedRAMP demands.
See how TekRamp handles OSCALCMMC Phase 2 begins November 10, 2026. Level 2 contractors handling CUI must pass third-party C3PAO assessments to retain DoD contracts. With only ~80 authorized C3PAOs serving tens of thousands of contractors, assessment capacity is the bottleneck — and an estimated 33,000–44,000 companies will exit the DIB, redistributing $42B in contract value to those who stay.
A failed C3PAO assessment costs $50K–$150K and sets programs back 3–6 months. TekRamp's Mock Assessment mode and AI CUI Scoping catch the problems before you commit.
If you're a prime, your subs are your liability. If you're a sub, your prime is about to require certification. The Supply Chain Flow-Down Portal handles both sides — see how primes use TekRamp.
See how TekRamp handles CMMCFedRAMP and CMMC share NIST control foundations — evidence you collect for one accelerates the other. Cross-framework mapping to StateRAMP, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 is on our roadmap, so the effort you invest in federal compliance compounds over time.
The questions we hear most often. See the full list on our FAQ page.
OSCAL (Open Security Controls Assessment Language) is a machine-readable format for compliance data. FedRAMP 20x requires OSCAL packages. TekRamp is built OSCAL-native from the ground up, so your packages are designed for compliance — with validation being continuously hardened against FedRAMP schemas.
Yes! TekRamp supports multi-party collaboration with role-based access. Consultants can edit documentation, and 3PAOs get read-only access with commenting for efficient assessments.
Yes. TekRamp supports both Rev 5 (NIST 800-53 control-based) and 20x (KSI outcome-based) authorization. Each package declares its path at creation, and the platform loads the appropriate compliance catalog.
Yes. TekRamp has full CMMC Level 2 support with NIST 800-171 (110 practices) pre-loaded, CUI scoping tools, supply chain flow-down documentation, SPRS score simulation, and C3PAO assessment readiness workflows. Because CMMC shares NIST control foundations with FedRAMP Moderate, evidence and inheritance you collect for one framework accelerates the other.
Yes. A failed C3PAO assessment costs $50–150K and sets programs back 3–6 months. TekRamp's Mock Assessment mode simulates a C3PAO walkthrough before you commit — highlighting the findings a real assessor is likely to flag based on evidence completeness, practice maturity, and a common-findings library built from assessment patterns. Per-practice red/yellow/green indicators show you exactly where you're weak, and anonymized industry benchmarking compares your readiness against other organizations who've already been through assessment.
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