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Navigate FedRAMP Rev5 and 20x, DoD CC SRG (IL-2 through IL-6), CMMC 2.0, and NIST RMF with advisors who have served as 3PAO lead assessors, agency ISSOs, and CSP program managers.
Knowing where an auditor pushes comes from real industry experience. Since 2011 Traverge practitioners have assessed over sixty FedRAMP systems as 3PAO lead assessors, building control implementation statements and evidence packages that pass review on the first attempt.
Maintaining a Rev5 baseline under CR26 mandates and adopting FedRAMP 20x require distinct operational approaches. We evaluate your current architecture to help you select the path that protects existing agency revenue while opening new opportunities.
Cloud service providers face fragmented demands across FedRAMP, CMMC 2.0, and DoD Impact Levels. We harmonize compliance requirements across all federal baselines to provide a clear roadmap for federal market expansion.
Programs
Most organizations arrive needing two or three of these at once. Sequencing them correctly is usually worth more than accelerating any one of them.
Rev5, 20x, or both
IL-2 through IL-6
Defense industrial base
Agencies and their systems
Impact levels
Each level adds infrastructure, personnel and residency requirements that architecture decisions either accommodate early or cannot accommodate later.
| Level | Data | What it demands beyond the baseline |
|---|---|---|
| IL-2 | Non-CUI, publicly releasable | Aligns broadly with a FedRAMP Moderate baseline. The entry point, and rarely the destination. |
| IL-4 | CUI and National Security System data | Buildable from a Moderate (Class C) or High (Class D) baseline. Which one you start from changes the delta controls and the overlays that apply. The level most defense contractor deployments actually need. |
| IL-5 | Higher sensitivity CUI, mission critical | Dedicated infrastructure physically separated from commercial tenants, US person access restrictions, and CONUS data residency. |
| IL-6 | Classified to SECRET | Air gapped or government controlled infrastructure, cleared personnel, and the most restrictive control set in the DoD cloud ecosystem. |
Next step
It starts with a gap analysis at no cost, and a scoped proposal follows.
