NIST • RMF • CMMC • FedRAMP

Security governance without the guesswork

ClearGRC builds the policies, frameworks, and oversight structures that keep government systems compliant and secure. Not pen tests. Not software. The governance layer that holds everything together.

Launch Compliance Tracker
$17.1B
Market Size 2025
4.8M
Unfilled Cyber Jobs
19.2%
Annual Growth

Most organizations fail compliance not because of bad technology, but bad governance.

Security tools are everywhere. Policies that actually work are not.

Policies exist on paper only

Organizations write security policies to pass audits, then ignore them. When a breach happens, the policy was never operationalized.

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No one owns the risk

Roles and responsibilities are undefined. When NIST controls require action, nobody knows who is accountable for implementation or monitoring.

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IT and mission are misaligned

Leadership sets goals. IT builds systems. Neither understands the other's constraints. Governance bridges this gap, but most organizations skip it.

Governance consulting that actually sticks.

We don't just write documents. We build governance structures that organizations can operate, measure, and defend under audit.

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Policy Architecture

Security policies, procedures, and standards built to NIST 800-53 controls. Designed for implementation, not shelf life.

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RMF Authorization Packages

Complete System Security Plans, POA&Ms, and authorization packages. From categorization through continuous monitoring.

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Roles & Responsibilities

Define who owns what across the security program. ISSO, ISSM, AO designations mapped to your org chart and NIST controls.

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Continuous Monitoring Setup

Ongoing compliance is not optional. We design monitoring programs that keep your ATO current and your leadership informed.

Deep expertise where it matters.

Not everything. The frameworks that define federal cybersecurity governance.

NIST 800-53
NIST RMF
NIST CSF 2.0
CMMC
FedRAMP
FISMA
OMB Mandates
NIST 800-171
FIPS 199/200

Compliance is mandatory.
Good governance is a choice.

Every federal system needs an ATO. Every contractor needs CMMC. The organizations that treat governance as a strategic asset, not a checkbox, are the ones that stay compliant, stay funded, and stay in business.