UberEther provides consulting and advisory services to cloud service providers, independent software vendors, and federal and enterprise clients. We help cloud service providers plan for, prepare for, and maintain FedRAMP Certification under both the Rev5 process and the FedRAMP 20x automated-validation model defined in the FedRAMP Consolidated Rules for 2026 (CR26); help independent software vendors sell into federal markets; and help federal and enterprise clients implement identity, credential, and access management (ICAM) and Zero Trust.

We identify the best authorization path based on security baseline level certification class:

• Rev 5 Agency path requiring a sponsor for High (Class D) security baseline certification; or
• FedRAMP 20x/CR26 automated-validation model up to Class C (Class D unavailable until 2027 at earliest)

Our engagements cover Key Security Indicator (KSI) mapping; machine-readable package creation; continuous monitoring and trust center recommendations, including use of Sightline, UberEther’s continuous monitoring platform; and traditional Rev5 system security plan package development. 

We deliver them through service models tailored to each customer’s requirements: ATO Advantage, Express Advantage, IAM Advantage, and ICAM Professional Services.

In FedRAMP Certification engagements, our role is advisory: each provider remains responsible for its own cloud service offering, and assessments are performed by independent assessors. UberEther also brings first-hand experience as a cloud service provider; our IAM Advantage offering has been FedRAMP Certified at Class D (High) since October 26, 2023 (FedRAMP Package ID FR2208555094).