Public sector & defence supply chain
Prove the baseline. Keep the contract.
FedRAMP, CMMC and NIST 800-53 require a control baseline you can evidence on demand, not reconstruct at audit.
Continuous evidence, and a number beside every exception.
Astragar maintains control evidence continuously and puts a dollar figure beside the exposure whenever a waiver or a risk acceptance has to be justified — so the decision is recorded against something defensible rather than a severity label.
Continuous baseline evidence
Waiver justification in dollars
Supply-chain exposure
Where the pressure sits
Baseline, exceptions, supply chain.
Baseline evidence
Control status maintained continuously, with the gaps named, prioritised and attributable to a system rather than a spreadsheet row.
Risk acceptance
A dollar figure beside each waiver, so an exception is a documented commercial decision instead of an open question at the next assessment.
Supply chain
Supplier exposure measured the same way as your own estate, which is what makes flow-down requirements enforceable in practice.
Next step
Start with your current baseline.
We will show which controls are evidenced today, which are not, and what the open exceptions are worth.
See your cyber risk in $ terms, not CVSS scores.
