FedRAMP Compliance

FedRAMP Requires Annual Penetration Testing. Pass Your Assessment the First Time.

Name: StealthNet AI
Brand: StealthNet AI
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StealthNet delivers AI pentests and hybrid (AI + human) penetration testing reports mapped to NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 controls, delivered in as little as 48 hours. AI pentests start at $1,500 and hybrid pentests start at $5,000.

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The Problem

Federal Cloud Security Can't Be Compromised.

Your ATO depends on it

FedRAMP requires annual penetration testing within your authorization boundary. Missing or inadequate testing can delay or revoke your Authority to Operate.

ConMon deadlines are strict

Continuous monitoring requires annual pentest evidence delivered on schedule. Late submissions trigger JAB escalation and potential ATO suspension.

Government-focused firms are expensive

FedRAMP-specialized consultancies charge $40K to $100K. StealthNet delivers AI pentests starting at $1,500 and hybrid pentests from $5,000.

The Solution

Pentest Reports Built for FedRAMP, Not Retrofitted for It.

AI Pentest

$1,500

48-hour delivery
Exploit-validated findings
Mapped to NIST 800-53 Rev 5 controls

Best for: Annual ConMon assessments, significant change requests, gap analysis

Hybrid (AI + Human) Pentest

Starting at $5,000

Typical engagements range from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on boundary scope

AI attack simulation + senior US-based pentester validation
48-hour first report
Dedicated project manager + private Slack channel
3PAO-compatible report + free retest included

Best for: Initial ATO, high-impact systems, JAB authorization packages

Deliverables

Mapped to NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5.

Access Control (AC)

Testing of authentication, authorization, and least privilege enforcement

System & Comms (SC)

Validation of boundary protections, encryption, and network segmentation

Audit & Accountability (AU)

Assessment of logging, monitoring, and audit trail integrity

Risk Assessment (RA)

Identification of vulnerabilities through real-world attack simulation

Why StealthNet

AI Handles Speed. Humans Validate Everything.

A named, US-based senior tester validates every finding before your report is delivered.

Reports are mapped to NIST 800-53 Rev 5, ready for 3PAO review and SSP integration.

Most clients receive their first report within 48 hours of scoping call completion.

Compare

Traditional Firm

StealthNet

Cost

Traditional

—$40K to $100K

StealthNet

AI: $1,500 / Hybrid: from $5,000

Delivery

Traditional

—4 to 8 weeks

StealthNet

48 hours

800-53 Mapping

Traditional

—Manual / extra cost

StealthNet

Included

Retest

Traditional

—Extra charge

StealthNet

Free

3PAO Compatibility

Traditional

—Varies

StealthNet

Built-in

FAQ

FedRAMP Pentesting Questions

Yes. FedRAMP requires annual penetration testing as part of the continuous monitoring (ConMon) program. Both initial Authorization to Operate (ATO) and ongoing assessments require independent penetration testing that covers the entire FedRAMP authorization boundary.

FedRAMP penetration testing evaluates the security of cloud service offerings (CSOs) within the FedRAMP authorization boundary. It tests controls from NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5, focusing on access controls, system hardening, encryption, and incident detection capabilities.

FedRAMP requires annual penetration testing. Additionally, significant changes to the system, such as new features, infrastructure changes, or architecture modifications, may trigger additional testing requirements as part of the Significant Change Request (SCR) process.

The impact level determines the depth of testing. FedRAMP High (for law enforcement and emergency services) requires the most rigorous testing. Moderate (most common) covers systems with significant impact. Low is for non-sensitive data. StealthNet scales its testing methodology to match your impact level.

Yes. Our reports satisfy the penetration testing requirements for initial ATO packages. We provide 3PAO-compatible deliverables that integrate with your System Security Plan (SSP) and can coordinate with your 3PAO assessor to ensure alignment.

Traditional FedRAMP-aligned penetration tests run between $20,000 and $60,000. StealthNet AI pentests start at $1,500 and hybrid AI plus human engagements start at $5,000, with most Moderate baseline authorization boundaries landing between $5,000 and $15,000 depending on system count and boundary complexity.

Most engagements deliver a first AI pentest report within 48 hours of kickoff. Full hybrid engagements with senior human validation typically complete in 5 to 10 business days, plus one included free retest after remediation, so findings can be closed before your ConMon submission deadline.

Yes. Testing covers the mandated attack vectors: external to corporate, external to CSO target system, tenant to tenant, tenant to CSP management system, mobile application, and client-side or social engineering where in scope. Each vector is reported separately so your 3PAO can trace coverage.

Every hybrid FedRAMP engagement is validated by a named, US-based senior tester holding credentials such as OSCP, OSWE, GPEN, or CREST. Testing is performed from US infrastructure, and we can accommodate additional personnel screening requirements on request.

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