Frequently Asked Questions

Everlaw has achieved FedRAMP Moderate authorization through the Agency Authorization path, which confirms that our platform meets the rigorous security requirements outlined in NIST 800-53 Revision 5 for protecting sensitive but unclassified (SBU) information. This authorization reflects Everlaw’s commitment to providing a secure, compliant environment for our public sector customers.

FedRAMP authorization provides assurance that Everlaw’s platform has undergone comprehensive security assessments, minimizing risks while enabling secure cloud-based workflows.

Government customers can learn more about our FedRAMP authorization here, via the FedRAMP Marketplace. You may also request Everlaw’s FedRAMP package through the FedRAMP Program Management Office using its package request form.

Everlaw’s FedRAMP authorization ensures robust security measures such as encryption, continuous monitoring, and strict access controls, reducing the risk of unauthorized data access and ensuring compliance with federal cybersecurity requirements.

Using Everlaw’s FedRAMP-authorized platform simplifies audits and compliance reviews by providing pre-verified documentation and adherence to standardized security controls, saving your agency time and resources while demonstrating alignment with federal requirements.

StateRAMP is a security framework that ensures cloud service providers meet the cybersecurity needs of state and local governments. It aligns with NIST 800-53 Revision 5 controls standards, providing confidence in secure technology adoption.

Everlaw meets StateRAMP’s rigorous standards by aligning with NIST 800-53 Revision 5 controls and maintaining a secure infrastructure that supports state and local government operations.

StateRAMP compliance allows your agency to securely adopt Everlaw’s platform, ensuring data protection, streamlined procurement, and alignment with state cybersecurity requirements.

Yes, StateRAMP compliance simplifies the procurement process by pre-vetting Everlaw’s platform for adherence to industry and governmental security standards.

Government entities can request access to Everlaw’s StateRAMP compliance documentation by submitting a request through the designated StateRAMP form. The request is managed by the StateRAMP PMO; Everlaw will approve or deny the request. Once approved, government entities are granted viewer access only.

ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) governs the export of defense-related articles and data.

Everlaw GovCloud implements strict access controls, encryption, and location-based restrictions to help customers meet ITAR requirements for safeguarding sensitive data.

Yes, Everlaw GovCloud is designed to securely handle ITAR-controlled data, making it a trusted platform for defense contractors and related agencies.

Everlaw uses encryption for data at rest and in transit, ensures access by Everlaw employees is limited to U.S. persons, and leverages secure environments like AWS GovCloud to meet ITAR requirements. For more information on how AWS handles ITAR, click here.

Everlaw provides detailed documentation and security specifications upon request to help customers demonstrate compliance with ITAR standards and support your agency’s due diligence.