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ASSYST's flagship cyber compliance automation platform, ComplySyncATO, has met a significant milestone with a FedRAMP 20x certification. This achievement reinforces ASSYST’s commitment to accelerating cybersecurity compliance in modern digital and operational environments by leveraging Agentic Automation and machine-readable data to standardize and centralize practices across enterprises.
With the current pace of innovation, organizations are modernizing mission systems, cloud platforms, cyber-physical infrastructure, and AI-enabled operations. The need for continuous cyber assurance, interoperable compliance evidence, and real-time governance visibility has become increasingly critical to securely deploy compliant systems. ComplySyncATO is designed to help agencies and enterprises transition from static, document-centric compliance processes toward intelligent, continuously validated cyber operations aligned with Zero Trust and continuous authorization initiatives. The platform enables agencies to operationalize cybersecurity compliance at the speed of innovation and accelerate workflows for Continuous Authority to Operate (cATO).
ComplySyncATO offers a comprehensive suite of capabilities designed to streamline compliance operations and automate workflows required to maintain authorization status. Our platform integrates Agentic AI-assisted evidence collection and control validation, generates machine-readable OSCAL artifacts, and leverages telemetry from continuous monitoring workflows. ComplySyncATO also provides real-time visibility into an organization’s cyber posture and delivers actionable compliance intelligence. This helps cyber specialists and leaders get real-time compliance intelligence into a single operational framework.
Seamless integration with enterprise GRC systems, DevSecOps pipelines, and cyber telemetry ecosystems ensures broad compatibility and effective governance. Additionally, ComplySyncATO supports modernization and innovation initiatives that leverage AI, automation, cloud technologies, and evolving operational tools. Its persona-aware design tailors experiences for CISOs, ISSOs, SOC teams, engineers, system owners, and other operational stakeholders, enabling them to navigate and address compliance requirements more effectively with greater transparency.
“FedRAMP 20x reflects a broader industry transformation toward machine-readable trust, automation, and continuous validation,” said Vijay Narasimhan, CTO of ASSYST. “ComplySyncATO was developed to help agencies to modernize cybersecurity compliance for increasingly dynamic mission and operational environments where AI, cloud, automation, and interconnected systems are rapidly converging. For agencies to successfully achieve this, we needed to find a way to compress authorization timelines and create an environment where compliance serves as a byproduct of secure development practices. Achieving this milestone validates our commitment to enabling scalable cyber assurance architectures that reduce manual burden while improving operational resilience and innovation readiness.”
ASSYST believes the future of cybersecurity compliance will increasingly depend on platforms capable of transforming operational telemetry, governance processes, and security evidence into continuously validated trust signals that support adaptive and resilient digital ecosystems.
https://www.fedramp.gov/marketplace/products/FR2619434440/
https://www.assyst.net/complysyncato
About ASSYST
ASSYST is an Agile, CMMI Level 3-appraised and ISO 9001, ISO 20000, and ISO 27001-certified technology firm that excels at simplifying complex IT and business processes by removing redundancy and delivering targeted information for faster, smarter decision-making.
Founded in 1993, ASSYST brings more than 30 years of experience supporting mission-critical cybersecurity and modernization programs across the U.S. Government. ASSYST supports critical cyber programs for the Department of War (DoW), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Department of Energy (DOE), and numerous state and local governments responsible for essential public services and critical infrastructure.
At ASSYST, cybersecurity expertise is the bedrock of our corporate identity. By centering our approach on security, privacy, and compliance, we transform IT modernization from simple technical delivery into a strategic partnership. We provide risk and vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, threat detection, and security operations to help agencies strengthen their cybersecurity posture and meet FISMA, OMB, and NIST standards.
ASSYST provides organizations with more than technology; we provide a secure, transparent, and agile foundation for resilient mission systems and trusted digital services.
John Kimberl, Business Development Specialist | jkimberl@assyst.net | 703-677-1470
Empowering ServiceNow Integrated Risk Management (IRM) and Continuous Authorization and Monitoring (CAM) customers to accelerate human-centric cybersecurity with AI. This enables faster authorization, boosts efficiency, and ensures real-time compliance.
Today, ASSYST announced ComplySyncATO, built on the ServiceNow AI Platform, designed to bridge automated security telemetry with federal risk management workflows within ServiceNow.
ComplySyncATO serves as an AI validation engine for the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF), automating labor-intensive compliance activities including technical evidence collection, control validation, baseline monitoring, and the generation of machine-readable OSCAL artifacts required for federal authorization and continuous monitoring.
ASSYST serves by integrating directly with ServiceNow Integrated Risk Management (IRM) and CAM workflows, enabling cybersecurity teams, ISSOs, and compliance managers to operate within familiar ServiceNow environments. ComplySyncATO continuously validates security controls and implementation status on information systems, with easily mappable assets, risks, and vulnerabilities. This approach transforms compliance from a documentation-heavy process into a real-time, continuously verified authorization capability.
As a ServiceNow Build Partner, ASSYST delivers ComplySyncATO as an application on the ServiceNow AI Platform, providing a unified workspace where cyber and compliance specialists can leverage AI to collect technical evidence, validate NIST controls, and prepare OSCAL packages required for FISMA compliance.
ComplySyncATO is now available on the ServiceNow Store
With ComplySyncATO, ServiceNow IRM, and CAM, customers can rapidly adopt AI to simplify complex compliance processes, reduce manual workload for cybersecurity teams, and improve the overall user experience of authorization workflows. Automated evidence pipelines eliminate documentation bottlenecks, accelerate authorization decisions, and help organizations maintain a continuously current and audit-ready security posture.
“ComplySyncATO integration with the ServiceNow AI Platform is a gamechanger for federal compliance and digital transformation,” said Vijay Narasimhan , the Chief Technology Officer at ASSYST. “By feeding machine-readable security data directly into the CAM framework, we replace manual evidence collection with real-time AI validation. The result is faster authorization decisions, improved operational efficiency, and a better experience for cybersecurity professionals responsible for managing compliance.”
The ServiceNow Partner Program rewards partners for their expertise and innovation in delivering applications on the ServiceNow AI Platform that expand platform capabilities and deliver transformative outcomes for joint customers. As a Build Partner, ASSYST develops and distributes applications that integrate seamlessly with ServiceNow to automate risk management, accelerate compliance processes, and improve operational outcomes.
About ASSYST
ASSYST is an Agile, CMMI Level 3-appraised and ISO 9001, ISO 20000, and ISO 27001-certified technology firm that excels at simplifying complex IT and business processes by removing redundancy and delivering targeted information for faster, smarter decision-making.
Founded in 1993, ASSYST brings more than 30 years of experience supporting mission-critical cybersecurity and modernization programs across the U.S. Government. ASSYST supports critical cyber programs for the Department of War (DoW), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Department of Energy (DOE), and numerous state and local governments responsible for essential public services and critical infrastructure.
At ASSYST, cybersecurity expertise is the bedrock of our corporate identity. Centering our approach around security, privacy, and compliance, we transform IT modernization from simple technical delivery into a strategic partnership. Our services span risk management, vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, threat detection, and security operations, helping agencies strengthen their cybersecurity posture while ensuring strict adherence to FISMA, OMB, and NIST standards.
ASSYST provides organizations with more than technology; we provide a secure, transparent, and agile foundation for resilient mission systems and trusted digital services.
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For more than a decade, modernization in enterprise technology circles largely meant one thing: move legacy systems to the cloud. And to be fair, that shift solved many real problems. Elastic compute replaced hardware constraints, distributed storage improved resilience, and infrastructure provisioning became dramatically faster.
But as agencies increasingly operate across complex ecosystems of cloud services, data platforms, analytics engines, and mission applications, something interesting has started to happen. Teams are realizing that simply moving systems to the cloud doesn’t automatically free them from the architectural gravity of the past. Many systems that migrated successfully still behave like they did when they lived in data centers, rigid, tightly coupled, and surprisingly difficult to evolve.
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ASSYST will be exhibiting at AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days, May 5-7, 2026 (ABID 2026), a premier defense and technology event hosted at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, 5000 Seminary Rd, Alexandria, VA 22311.
https://www.afceabelvoirindustrydays.com/event/c4f8035c-4584-4af1-b668-af3c23d6e854/agenda
The event brings together leaders from the Department of War, the U.S. Army, federal agencies, and industry to discuss mission priorities, technology modernization, cybersecurity, data analytics, and artificial intelligence solutions that support national security.
Representing ASSYST at the event will be Loren Gray, Program Manager, and William Earp, General Manager of G-14C, ASSYST’s joint venture partner.
LOREN GRAY, Program Manager, DoW/Army Programs | LinkedIn
WILLIAM EARP, General Manager, G-14C, LLC | LinkedIn
With more than three decades of experience supporting federal civilian, defense, and public-sector missions, ASSYST continues to invest in advanced capabilities, including AI-enabled software engineering, secure data platforms, and mission-ready cybersecurity solutions.
ASSYST looks forward to meeting with program leaders, technology partners, and mission stakeholders attending AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days 2026.
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On Sunday, February 8, the ASSYST team gathered to serve lunch at SOME (So Others Might Eat) at the Father John Adams Resource Center in Washington, D.C.
The day started early, but the energy was unmistakable. Instead of spending the weekend at home or catching up on personal plans, our team chose to show up for others, standing shoulder to shoulder in a fast-moving kitchen and dining space, helping prepare and serve lunch to individuals and families in need.
At SOME, every meal is more than food. It’s dignity. It’s care. It’s a reminder that someone still sees you.
As our volunteers moved through the lunch service, setting up the tables, serving food, and supporting the SOME staff, something powerful happened: the day became less about volunteering and more about connection. Beyond the satisfaction of contributing to the community, our team gained an even deeper respect for the SOME staff. Witnessing their dedication firsthand was a powerful reminder of the care required for the mission every day.
ASSYST Together is about carrying our shared momentum into something that matters. Seeing our team serve with such kindness and teamwork reminded me that our culture is strongest when it’s lived, not just celebrated. This was a beautiful way to start the year.
To everyone who participated, thank you for representing ASSYST with compassion, humility, and purpose.
This was just the first step in what we hope will be a year of continued service, connection, and community impact.
ASSYST's Khalil Zebdi, Vinay Shirke, Jessica Hayden, and Christopher T. David will attend the CMS Industry Forum on February 19th, 2026.
Make sure to stop by and meet us!
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https://www.fbcinc.com/e/CMSIF/agenda.aspx
