NYLE helps GRC teams get through FedRAMP 20X and stay certified.
If federal agencies want to use your technology, FedRAMP is the hurdle your team has to clear first. NYLE shows you exactly where your product stands and what to fix first.
FedRAMP is already hard, and FedRAMP 20X is changing the rules.
Most teams can't tell. That's not a failing on their part.
If you're looking at FedRAMP for the first time, you're probably wondering how far away you really are. The requirements were written for specialists, and they ask for a lot more than SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
until new Rev5 applications close on June 11, 2027. FedRAMP 20X is replacing the old Rev5 rules, its biggest change in years.
USDA Connect is where most providers share certification data today, and it's about 10 months from shutting down.
Here's what tends to happen when teams start without a clear picture:
Months on the wrong fixes
They spend months fixing things that didn't need fixing, while the real gaps wait.
No confident answer
Leadership keeps asking when you'll be certified, and nobody can give a confident answer.
Data with nowhere to go
Certification data stays on FedRAMP's legacy marketplace with no plan for where it goes next.
NYLE helps at the start of FedRAMP and after you're certified.
Your consultant and 3PAO help in between, and NYLE works alongside them.
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01 · Get readyNYLE
Gap Analysis
See where you stand on FedRAMP 20X and what to fix first.
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02 · Get certifiedPARTNERS
- Close the gaps
- Prepare your evidence
- Independent assessment (3PAO)
- FedRAMP 20X certification
Your consultant and 3PAO guide you through this part.
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03 · Stay certifiedNYLE
Trust Center
Share your certification data with agencies the way FedRAMP requires.
With NYLE, you'll know where you stand, what to fix first, and how you'll stay certified.
You'll get a straight answer about where you stand.
- Start with what you've already doneNYLE analyzes your existing security documents and maps them to FedRAMP 20X.
- Straightforward questionsAfter scanning what you have, NYLE asks multiple-choice questions about your product.
- Every FedRAMP 20X class, control by controlOnce all questions are answered, instantly see your readiness across every class at a glance.
You'll be ready to share your data once you're certified.
NYLE Trust Center was built for FedRAMP 20X's data-sharing rules, so agencies can get what they need from you without a custom build.
- Human and machine-readableShares your certification data with agencies the way FedRAMP requires.
- A home after FedRAMP MarketplaceAlready certified or moving off USDA Connect? Start here.
You can get started with NYLE in three steps.
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01 · UPLOAD
Start by uploading the documents you already have.
Share your existing security reports, policies, procedures and architecture docs, and NYLE analyzes them to fill in your gap analysis, so nobody has to map controls by hand.
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02 · ANSWER
Then answer the remaining multiple choice questions, and see your results right away.
NYLE asks straightforward questions about anything your documents didn't cover. As soon as you finish, your gap analysis is ready: your readiness for every FedRAMP 20X class, plus clear steps to close each gap.
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03 · SHARE
Once you're certified, let NYLE Trust Center handle data sharing.
It shares your certification data with agencies the way FedRAMP requires in human and machine-readable format.
We've sat on your side of the table, and we built NYLE for the teams coming next.
FedRAMP is a lot the first time (and the second and third).
We know, because we've done this work inside the federal government, at hyperscalers and at frontier AI labs.
The best first step is finding out where you actually stand.
You can run a full FedRAMP 20X Class A gap analysis free for 30 days. You don't need a credit card to start.
Start a free gap analysisIf you're already certified or moving off USDA Connect, you can try NYLE Trust Center free for 60 days.
Try Trust Center freeIf you're not ready yet, that's fine. Our blog explains how FedRAMP is changing and what it means for your team, so you can plan ahead.
Read the NYLE federal compliance blog