CMMC 2.0 — organizations providing technology services, cybersecurity, or operational technology to defense-related critical infrastructure must achieve CMMC certification to handle CUI and FCI.
FedRAMP — providers of cloud-based infrastructure management, monitoring, and security tools serving federal networks must achieve FedRAMP authorization.
ISO 27001 — energy, utilities, and telecommunications providers use ISO 27001 as the baseline for securing both IT and OT information systems, particularly for international operations and partnerships.
HITRUST — organizations providing technology services to healthcare systems, financial networks, or other critical infrastructure use HITRUST to satisfy cross-sector supply chain security requirements.
USDP — operators subject to multiple federal security mandates and sector-specific regulations use USDP to consolidate overlapping control requirements into a single compliance baseline.
Agency deploys forward-deployed AI agents into your IT and OT security infrastructure, operating your compliance program across every applicable federal, international, and sector-specific framework — so your team focuses on keeping critical systems running while Agency keeps you certified.
Unified Federal Compliance — Armada PSCO maps controls across CMMC 2.0, FedRAMP, ISO 27001, and sector-specific mandates in a unified ontology. Implement controls once and satisfy every overlapping requirement. Verse C2 orchestrates enforcement across IT, OT, and cloud environments simultaneously.
Continuous Monitoring Operations — Agency operates your continuous monitoring program: monthly vulnerability scan management, POA&M tracking, real-time control validation, and incident reporting across every environment.
IT/OT Governance Integration — Agency bridges the governance gap between IT and OT security, ensuring controls are implemented and monitored consistently across both environments with centralized documentation and evidence management through Umberto.
Supply Chain Compliance — Agency assesses and monitors vendor compliance posture continuously, documenting flow-down requirements and ensuring every technology vendor, service provider, and contractor meets applicable security standards.
Assessment and Authorization Readiness — Agency prepares your organization for C3PAO, 3PAO, and certification body assessments with validated controls, complete evidence packages, and real-time assessment monitoring through Ringwraith.
Managed Detection and Response — Agency MDR provides fully managed detection, response, and incident documentation across every endpoint, container, and cloud workload — with compliance-grade evidence and incident reporting meeting federal notification requirements.
Fragmented Governance — critical infrastructure compliance spans IT security, OT security, physical security, personnel, business continuity, and executive leadership. Siloed ownership across these domains creates gaps that regulators and threat actors exploit.
Risk Visibility — continuous monitoring across IT networks, OT environments, industrial control systems, and cloud infrastructure requires real-time risk visibility that most organizations achieve only in fragments.
Cross-Framework Complexity — satisfying CMMC, FedRAMP, ISO 27001, and sector-specific mandates simultaneously means managing overlapping control sets across fundamentally different assessment methodologies.
Vendor Risk — critical infrastructure supply chains include hundreds of technology vendors, service providers, and contractors. Each vendor introduces compliance obligations that must be assessed, documented, and monitored continuously.
Audited Compliance — federal mandates require extensive documentation: System Security Plans, POA&Ms, continuous monitoring deliverables, risk assessments, and incident reporting. Manual management at this scale is unsustainable.
Insider Risks — critical infrastructure operators face elevated insider threat requirements due to the national security implications of unauthorized access to control systems and sensitive infrastructure data.
Remote Workers — distributed operations, field technicians, and remote access to OT environments introduce compliance challenges around access control, encrypted connections, and session management.
