COMMERCIAL MODEL

Pricing follows the program boundary.

A useful estimate starts with the program, systems, users, data, deployment constraints, and delivery responsibilities in scope. Final terms follow technical and commercial review.

Program · boundary · deployment · services · contract path

SCOPING DIMENSIONS

A transparent starting point.

These inputs shape a proposal; no public figure overrides the final agreement, applicable contract vehicle, or statement of work.

01 · PROGRAM

Decision and framework path

ATO, continuous ATO, CMMC, or a connected assurance program with distinct artifacts and authorities.

02 · BOUNDARY

Systems, users, and regulated data

Scope the assets, identities, repositories, evidence sources, and organizations that influence the outcome.

03 · DEPLOYMENT

Hosting and data-flow constraints

Document the proposed hosting environment, integrations, data flows, and handling expectations for architecture review.

04 · DELIVERY

Product and service responsibilities

Scope platform, implementation, advisory, managed-service, and partner responsibilities separately.

05 · CONTRACT

Approved procurement path

Confirm eligibility, vehicle, ordering period, commercial terms, and each party’s responsibilities.

INCLUDED PLATFORM

The connected system is the product.

Separating compliance records from assets, identities, and regulated data recreates the evidence gap the platform is meant to solve.

  1. 01

    Continuous assurance platform for regulated systems

  2. 02

    Asset and identity intelligence

  3. 03

    CUI discovery, classification, and data-security context

  4. 04

    Architecture and data-flow scoping

  5. 05

    Optional managed and resilience services scoped separately

NEXT DECISION

Get a proposal grounded in the real scope.

A short call establishes the program, users, systems, CUI repositories, deployment constraints, and service responsibilities.

Request a scoping call