Standards & frameworks
Named standards the work is built to
CogniAccess implements identity and platform controls, hardens configurations to, and assesses against the following standards and frameworks. They are stated as the references for work offered — implementation, hardening, and assessment support — not as certifications of compliance or assessor designations.
DISA STIGsSecurity Technical Implementation Guides applied to identity platforms, operating systems, and supporting applications.
NIST SP 800-53Security and privacy controls — selection, implementation, evidence, and gap assessment support.
NIST SP 800-37 — RMFRisk Management Framework activities from categorization through authorization and continuous monitoring.
NIST SP 800-63Digital identity guidance for identity proofing, authentication, and federation assurance levels.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0Outcome-based framing used to organize identity work within enterprise risk management.
FISMAFederal security program, reporting, and authorization requirements the controls operate under.
FICAMFederal identity, credential, and access management architecture and playbooks for agency ICAM programs.
FIPS 201 / HSPD-12PIV credential requirements behind smart-card authentication and certificate-based access.
FIPS 140-3Validated cryptography requirements applied to modules protecting federal information.
CISA Zero Trust Maturity ModelMaturity model used to sequence Zero Trust adoption, beginning with the identity pillar.
CIS BenchmarksConsensus configuration benchmarks used alongside STIGs for hardening baselines.
CIS ControlsPrioritized safeguards used to order remediation and measure control coverage.
FedRAMPIdentity controls aligned to FedRAMP baselines where FedRAMP-authorized cloud services are in scope.
CMMC 2.0Identity and access control alignment support for organizations preparing for CMMC requirements.
Section 508Accessibility expectations considered in user-facing identity experiences — enrollment, sign-in, and account recovery.