Riveron helps organizations achieve and maintain federal, defense, and commercial security authorizations — from first gap assessment through continuous monitoring. Our FedRAMP practice covers readiness assessments, SSP development and maintenance, POA&M management, ConMon operations, technical evidence collection through fetchers and validators, and full program management, including preparation for FedRAMP 20X. Our CMMC practice delivers advisory, gap and readiness assessments, and Level 2 and Level 3 preparation backed by ongoing program management.
Beyond FedRAMP and CMMC, our teams work across DoD ATO, GovRAMP, FISMA, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and PCI DSS, and support clients with mock assessments and internal audit to validate control effectiveness before an assessor ever arrives. We serve cloud service providers, SaaS companies, defense and DoD contractors, critical infrastructure operators, healthcare, financial services, and higher education — scaling engagements from early-stage startups pursuing a first authorization to large enterprises managing multi-framework compliance programs.
Paramify supplies the automation engine; Riveron supplies the practitioners who run it. Paramify provides the technology to generate and manage compliance documentation like SSPs and POA&Ms, while advisory partners bring the human oversight and implementation expertise — and that division of labor is exactly where the two firms meet.
In a typical engagement, Riveron leads the discovery and gap assessment, defines the authorization boundary, and translates a client's actual architecture, people, and processes into the platform. Rather than spending months drafting Word documents, the advisor inputs system architecture and control implementations into Paramify, which generates the required NIST-formatted documentation in both human-readable and OSCAL machine-readable formats. What used to be a months-long documentation slog becomes a structured intake plus expert review.
From there, Riveron stays with the client through the parts software can't do on its own: remediation planning, control implementation, policy and procedure development, audit readiness, and coordination with 3PAOs, C3PAOs, and authorizing officials. POA&M management and continuous monitoring are handled inside the platform, so ConMon becomes an ongoing operating rhythm rather than a scramble before each annual assessment.
The result is a single source of truth that Riveron maintains on the client's behalf — one control set that can be reused across FedRAMP, CMMC, DoD ATO, GovRAMP, FISMA, and commercial frameworks, with the advisory judgment needed to make sure the package holds up under assessment.