The full NIST RMF lifecycle,
categorization to continuous ATO.
Categorize, authorize, and continuously monitor every system on one tamper-evident evidence chain, without assembling another binder.
Categorization-to-continuous-monitoring support for
- NIST 800-53
- FedRAMP
- FISMA
- FIPS 199
- DoD RMF
- OSCAL
The authorization process, rewritten
Same rigor as the ATO you live with today — at a fraction of the time and cost, on a package that never goes stale.
- 12–18 monthsWeeks, not months
from categorization to a monitored authorization
- $250K–$1M+~80% less
manual effort per authorization package
- Stale, day oneCurrent, always
posture matches the running system, not the SSP
See it live, day one
Not a slide deck. A working posture view of every system in your boundary, with health scores and an OSCAL package on demand.
| System | Impact | Health | POA&M |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mission Data Platform | High | 96 | 2 |
| Identity Services | Moderate | 91 | 4 |
| Analytics Enclave | Moderate | 78 | 11 |
| Legacy Records Store | Low | 64 | 19 |
NURA runs the entire RMF, not a slice of it
One platform carries a system from FIPS 199 categorization to a continuously monitored authorization, every step feeding the next, on one evidence chain.
- 01CategorizeFIPS 199 wizard
- 02SelectTailored 800-53 baseline
- 03ImplementEvidence connectors
- 04AssessAutomated evaluation
- 05AuthorizeOSCAL ATO package
- 06MonitorLive health score
- Monitor re-triggers Categorize, a continuous cycle
A four-layer pipeline beneath the cycle
Connect, normalize, evaluate, and surface. Each layer feeds the next.
Read-only connectors pull evidence from cloud, identity, SIEM, scanners, and legacy systems, plus guided attestations for interview-based controls.
Disparate signals are mapped to a common evidence model, so a control's proof looks the same whether it came from a scanner, an API, or an attestation.
A policy-as-code engine tests each control against your tailored baseline in real time. Failures open POA&M items automatically.
A live health score per system, drift alerts, and on-demand OSCAL packages for the AO.
Deployed as hardened, signed containers: your Kubernetes, your enclave, your rules.
Evidence your assessors can prove
Every piece of evidence is cryptographically sealed the moment it arrives. Nothing can be edited, backdated, or quietly deleted, and an assessor can verify that independently.
- 1SHA-256 at intake
Each record hashed the instant it is collected.
- 2Append-only store
Updates and deletes are impossible by design.
- 3Anchored chain
Hashes linked and anchored to immutable storage.
- source
- aws-iam · read-only
- collected
- 2026-07-10 14:22:07Z
- sha-256
- 9f2c…a41e
What changes for your people
Categorization, tailoring, and evidence run in one place; the system of record maintains itself.
Tests against live, verifiable evidence; interviews shrink because corroboration is already there.
Sees current posture per system, with every claim traceable to sealed evidence, a defensible decision.
See it running on your systems
A 90-day path to proof, on your systems, inside your boundary.
- ScopeWeeks 1–2
Select 10–15 systems across impact levels; define the pilot boundary and success criteria with your ISSO team.
- DeployWeeks 3–6
NURA installs in your enclave; connectors configured read-only; categorization and tailoring loaded for pilot systems.
- ProveWeeks 7–12
Live evidence flowing; health scores per system; your assessors independently verify the chain and walk an OSCAL package.