Security & compliance

A zero trust product, built zero trust.

ZTASphere holds the evidence of your security posture, so it is engineered to the NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 Moderate baseline and documented for a FedRAMP Moderate assessment.

Authorization path

Where we are on FedRAMP Moderate.

We state our status plainly. ZTASphere is not yet FedRAMP authorized.

  1. Complete

    Readiness package

    System Security Plan for the Moderate baseline, readiness self-assessment, POA&M, policies and plans.

  2. Complete

    Production hardening

    Dedicated AWS environment with WAF, encrypted database, private networking and session-managed administration.

  3. Then

    Agency authorization

    Sponsoring-agency ATO and FedRAMP Moderate authorization.

Controls in place

What protects your evidence.

FamilyControlHow ZTASphere does it
IAStrong authenticationMFA required in production; PBKDF2 password hashing; opaque session tokens; the app refuses to start with unsafe settings.
ACLeast privilege17 roles with separation of duties, just-in-time elevation, and review of evidence by someone other than its submitter.
AUTamper-evident auditEvery action is written to a hash-chained log that auditors can verify in one click.
SCEncryption in transitTLS at the edge; post-quantum hybrid TLS policy on the origin load balancer; mutual TLS between internal services in container deployments.
SCEncryption at restEncrypted managed database and backups; key rotation built into the application.
SCBoundary protectionCloudFront and AWS WAF in front of a private origin; egress proxy with a domain allowlist for outbound integration traffic.
SIIntegritySHA-256 on every evidence file at upload and download; malware scanning of uploads.
SRSupply chainCycloneDX 1.6 and SPDX 2.3 SBOMs for every release, signed container images, dependency audits.
RA / CATestingStatic analysis, container and infrastructure scanning, and OWASP ZAP dynamic scans in CI.
SC-12 / SC-13Post-quantum readinessCryptographic inventory of every algorithm in use; symmetric primitives (AES-256-GCM, HMAC-SHA-256, SHA-256) at rest and in tokens; hybrid ML-KEM TLS preferred where supported; key id and version on every ciphertext for crypto agility. Details
SC-13Cryptographic modulesBuild option for a FIPS 140 OpenSSL provider; validation in CI is an open POA&M item.
Frameworks

Aligned to the frameworks your program answers to.

CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model 2.0NIST SP 800-207NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 NIST SP 800-137 continuous monitoringExecutive Order 14028OMB M-22-09OMB M-26-14 loggingOMB M-26-15 post-quantumFedRAMP Moderate (in readiness)

Read-only by design

ZTASphere never needs write access to your security tools. It observes and scores; your teams make the changes.

Your boundary, your choice

Run it as a managed service or inside your own cloud account, data center or air-gapped enclave.

Assessor-ready documentation

SSP, SBOM, policies and plans are available to qualified prospects under NDA during evaluation.

Need the security package?

Request a demo and tell us what your security review needs. We share the SSP, SBOM and readiness assessment under NDA.

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