Automated Evidence Collection
Gather available technical evidence from authorized customer environments and organize it against the applicable readiness scope.
Automated evidence. Account-scoped operations. Continuous readiness.
Reduce manual CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 readiness work with automated technical evidence, customer documentation, findings, remediation tracking, approvals, and evidence packages. The platform operates with a qualifying customer AWS environment.
The platform supports readiness and evidence management. It does not certify an organization or replace an authorized assessment when one is required.
Our experience shaped the solution
While pursuing CMMC Level 2 readiness for SURELINC, we saw the engineering effort, documentation, and repeated evidence collection the process required. Through that work, we recognized how difficult the same workload could be for manufacturers and other defense suppliers whose core business is not cybersecurity.
We built the SURELINC Readiness Platform™ to automate repeatable work, organize evidence and corrective actions, and help customers maintain readiness with less manual effort.
Our Technical Capabilities →Primary operating capabilities
Gather available technical evidence from authorized customer environments and organize it against the applicable readiness scope.
Upload documents, resolve exceptions, assign decisions, and retain accountable approvals without using public channels.
Use authorized package context to summarize gaps, explain findings, and help teams focus on the next decision.
Refresh the technical baseline, identify meaningful change, and maintain readiness after a package or milestone is complete.
Secure-enclave acceleration
SURELINC combines reusable infrastructure, security engineering, and readiness integration. Customer-specific scope, approvals, external dependencies, and remediation still require deliberate work.
Timing varies by scope and prerequisites. Deployment does not guarantee compliance, certification, award eligibility, or an assessment result.
A configured readiness workflow for the agreed AWS environment, plus onboarding and recurring platform capabilities.
Access configured for your agreed users and environment, supported evidence connections, initial collection validation, and a walkthrough of the customer workflow.
Technical evidence and customer-provided documents organized with findings, gaps, and account-specific readiness visibility.
A place to track remediation, supporting records, accountable decisions, and approvals. Engineering changes are performed by your team or under an agreed service scope.
Help interpreting available evidence, explaining findings, and identifying next actions, with customer review and approval.
Generate organized evidence and readiness reports for authorized reviewers, based on the collected and customer-provided records.
Recurring technical collection and monitoring to refresh evidence and surface changes. Human review, reporting cadence, and engineering support are defined in your service scope.
Choose who provides the foundation. Every deployment starts with a review of scope and technical fit.
SURELINC reviews your existing AWS environment for fit, identifies gaps, and confirms the work needed before platform implementation.
Your team or another provider builds the required environment. SURELINC shares the technical prerequisites during scoping and validates readiness for platform implementation.
SURELINC scopes and prices the AWS foundation and infrastructure work alongside the platform implementation. Foundation engineering is an additional service.
Multi-account by design
Authorized users choose the cloud environment they are responsible for. Readiness data, page context, downloads, workflows, and AI guidance remain scoped to the selected environment.
The example uses fictional organization names and masked account values.
Readiness operating workflow
The workflow keeps technical automation, customer-provided evidence, remediation decisions, and final outputs connected without pretending that software replaces accountable owners.
What customers purchase
The commercial structure avoids treating software, implementation labor, customer cloud consumption, managed operations, and optional security services as one indistinct bundle.
Authorized access to readiness workflows, evidence organization, analysis, approvals, reporting, and account-scoped operations.
Scope definition, architecture, deployment, integrations, onboarding, documentation, and targeted remediation assistance.
Cloud resources consumed by the approved solution and governed under the customer’s account, architecture, and cost model.
Monitoring, recurring evidence cycles, issue review, reporting, advisory support, and program governance.
Optional SSO/MFA integration, identity protection, and controlled remote-work environments, including Amazon WorkSpaces where appropriate.
Implementation starts with scope and prerequisite validation.
Agree the customer environment, supported integrations, deliverables, and responsibilities.
Review the environment against the platform’s technical prerequisites. Complete separately scoped foundation work where needed.
Configure platform access, connect supported evidence sources, and validate initial technical collection.
Review the initial findings, walk through customer actions and evidence packages, and begin the agreed recurring service.
Operational controls, not checklist-only evidence
SURELINC combines the Readiness Platform with hands-on security engineering. Through its Cisco Secure MSP relationship, SURELINC can implement Cisco Duo identity controls where appropriate, then help customers keep the resulting configuration, operational evidence, ownership, exceptions, and remediation work connected to the same readiness process.
Duo is an optional security capability and does not by itself establish CMMC or NIST SP 800-171 compliance.
AI with boundaries
The AI Assistant works from authorized platform context. It can help summarize package status, explain evidence findings, and organize next actions, but accountable personnel remain responsible for scope, implementation, assertions, approvals, and submissions.
Human-governed automation
Designed for different decision makers
Maintain readiness across one or more cloud environments with clear ownership and controlled outputs.
Support supplier cohorts and receive meaningful status without broadly collecting sensitive implementation evidence.
Use clearer operational reporting to understand risk, progress, exceptions, and decisions.
This brief overview highlights the customer journey from evidence collection through sustained monitoring.
Automation reduces repeatable work. Your organization provides the business context and accountable decisions.
Platform access includes remediation tracking. Remediation engineering, migration, identity implementation, and managed security operations are included only when specifically scoped.
Review the platform implementation fee, monthly service, included scope, and separately priced infrastructure work.
Evaluate the fit
Request a guided discussion without sending CUI, credentials, account identifiers, proprietary evidence, or security findings through the public form.