Name: NIST 800-53 (FedRamp)
Brand: Strike Graph
Rating: 4.7 (1020 reviews)
Author: Strike Graph

NIST 800-53 is the key to passing your FedRAMP audit on the first try

Shaky ground

FedRAMP is heavily rooted in NIST 800-53. Without NIST, you can’t achieve FedRAMP.

A strong foundation

Using Strike Graph to map your controls to NIST 800-53 sets the foundation for both FedRAMP and StateRAMP compliance.

Set yourself up for FedRAMP success

Accelerate compliance with AI

Strike Graph’s automated evidence collection, AI security assistant, and notifications make your FedRAMP process faster and easier.

Eliminate audit uncertainty

Don’t hope, know you’ll pass your FedRAMP audit with Strike Graph’s predictive audit capabilities.

Build trust

Share your FedRamp documentation easily with both government and non-government prospects via our trust asset library.

Packed with useful features

In-house penetration testing

Cross-framework support

55+ policy templates

Easy integrations

Here’s how it works.

Strike Graph keeps the NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP compliance process simple.

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STEP 1

Identify your security gaps

Strike Graph’s risk assessment and rating tools ensure you’re covering all of your bases.

Step 2

Implement pre-mapped NIST and FedRAMP controls

Strike Graph’s library contains hundreds of common FedRAMP controls for you to choose from. Or, customize controls to fit your exact needs.

Step 3

Get certified

Use your own 3PAO, or we can introduce you to one of our partners.

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Streamlining the compliance process

The pre-existing libraries to choose from are beneficial, as well as the ability to add our unique controls is highly efficient and user-friendly. … Strike Graph is an intuitive easy to use tool for efficiently working through the compliance process. Read more on G2.com

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Strike Graph is your partner in compliance…

Strike Graph is your one-stop shop to get your security audits going and completed in half the time. There are file repositories for security audits, automated security questionnaires. evidence repository, and great support from the customer success team. Whether you need evidence of HIPAA, SOC2, or ISO, you're in the right place. Read more on G2.com

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Compliance powers confidence

I am pleased with the Strike Graph team helping us navigate our compliance ocean. I have been surprised how quickly we can make sense of the good policies and procedures we already have functioning internally with the frameworks we need to provide an attestation around. Read more on G2.com

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Strike Graph is trusted by hundreds of companies for FedRAMP certification.

Dig into the details.

Want to know more about the connection between NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP? Wondering if you need to consider either one? Read on for answers to all your questions.

What is FedRAMP?

FedRAMP stands for Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. It is a government-wide program that provides a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services.

Is FedRAMP mandatory?

Yes, FedRAMP is mandatory for all executive agency cloud deployments and service models at the Low, Moderate, and High risk impact levels.

What are the benefits of FedRAMP compliance?

There are many benefits to FedRAMP compliance, including:

Increased security for cloud-based systems
Reduced risk of data breaches
Increased confidence in cloud providers
Improved compliance with government regulations

What are the steps to achieve FedRAMP compliance?

The steps to achieve FedRAMP compliance vary depending on the cloud service provider and the impact level of the system. However, the general steps include:

Compiling initial FedRAMP documents
Conducting a FIPS 199 assessment
Completing a 3PAO readiness assessment
Creating a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M)
Following the agency or JAB process for authorization
Maintaining continuous monitoring

What is the difference between FedRAMP Ready and FedRAMP Authorized?

FedRAMP Ready systems have completed the initial steps of the FedRAMP process, but they have not yet been authorized to operate in the federal government. FedRAMP Authorized systems have completed the entire FedRAMP process and have been granted an Authority to Operate (ATO).

How much does it cost to achieve FedRAMP compliance?

The cost of achieving FedRAMP compliance varies depending on the cloud service provider, the impact level of the system, and the scope of the assessment. However, it is typically a significant, 6 figure investment.

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