Honest disclosure of where Bridger stands on FedRAMP authorisation. We don't claim status we don't have. As the path develops, every milestone gets published here with date stamps.
FedRAMP authorisation requires either an Agency sponsor (Joint Authorisation Board path) or a Provisional ATO from JAB. Bridger is in active conversations with two civilian agencies whose mission profile aligns with allied-tech procurement. We will name the chosen sponsor publicly once an MOU is signed.
FedRAMP Tatkal (the new accelerated track) targets ~12-month authorisation; Moderate is the established 18-24 month track. We’re evaluating which fits sponsor risk tolerance + timeline. The customer ICP that asks for FedRAMP first will dictate which path we commit to.
We can return a completed CAIQ-lite questionnaire within 5 business days for any prospect actively evaluating Bridger. Email the operator with subject “[CAIQ]” and your security team’s contact.
System boundary, sub-processor list, data-classification matrix, and authorisation boundary candidate are documented and shareable under MNDA. Useful for sponsor agency CISO review.
Bridger does not currently hold any FedRAMP ATO at any baseline. Any vendor claiming Bridger has FedRAMP status is misrepresenting the platform.
Not listed. Will be listed under “In Process” status once sponsor MOU is signed and FedRAMP PMO accepts the package.