Common Cyber
Experienced Hands for RMF, ATO and Security Engineering
Sometimes a program does not need advice. It needs someone who has done this before to pick up the work and move it.
Who does this serve?
Federal agencies, primes, integrators, program offices, ISSMs, and ISSOs that need experienced hands, not another review.
What do we provide?
We support RMF execution, ATO packages, authorization documentation, security engineering, artifact development, evidence review, and continuous monitoring.
Authorization decisions remain with the authorizing official. Common Cyber does not issue or guarantee an ATO.
How do Cross Domain Solutions fit?
A CDS connects systems operating at different security domains. Getting one through accreditation takes coordinated architecture, testing, evidence, and sustainment.
What is the readiness review?
The Federal Authorization Readiness Review shows where authorization stands, what evidence is missing, and which engineering dependencies are on the critical path.
There is no published fixed price. Each engagement is scoped to the system, boundary, and authorization state.
Frequently asked questions
Does Common Cyber grant an ATO?
No. The authorizing official makes the authorization decision. Common Cyber supports readiness, evidence, engineering, and execution.
Can you support an existing RMF package?
Yes. The readiness review can begin with the current package, authorization state, open findings, engineering dependencies, and available evidence.
Do you support prime contractors and integrators?
Yes. Common Cyber provides execution support to primes and integrators supporting federal programs, subject to the engagement scope.
How is a federal engagement priced?
The engagement is scoped to the system, boundary, authorization state, and required work during an initial conversation.
Discuss a Federal Requirement
A clear next step
Establish what the authorization path requires.
The readiness review identifies missing evidence, engineering dependencies, and the critical path toward an authorization decision.
Discuss a Federal Requirement