Frameworks in the portfolioCoverage confirmed for your deployment
Connected platform layersOne record for governance and assurance
Your data. Your model.Deployment built around your constraints
The platform advantage
From scattered information
to defensible decisions.
Give your program a shared foundation. Connect what you have, what it means, and the work that needs to happen next.
See the whole
boundary.
Bring asset, identity, and regulated-data context together. Understand what is in scope before you make a compliance claim.
Keep the proof
with the decision.
Connect requirements, evidence, owners, and review history. Give your team a record they can inspect and explain.
Other GRCs report on compliance. Javelin governs it.
↗Why Javelin
Built for the way
compliance actually works.
Programs change. Evidence ages. People need enough context to make the next decision. Keep that work connected, every day.
↗ Governance tied to evidence
↗ Data and inference inside your boundary
↗ Shared context across frameworks
↗ Clear ownership for remediation
↗ Review history that stays with the record
↗ Continuous visibility between assessments
Connected by design
Five layers.
One accountable record.
Governance reasoning, operational context, and action — brought together in the environment you approve.
Controls & evidence
Manage implementation, artifacts, findings, and the decisions that support each requirement.
Data security posture
Discover and classify regulated data. Keep CUI, lineage, access, and handling context visible.
Assets & identities
Connect inventory and ownership to the actual systems, people, and services in scope.
Service workflows
Link remediation work to requirements and evidence. Preserve the accountable review.
Sovereign deployment
Choose your approved host and model. Set the boundary before connecting regulated data.
Your program.
Your constraints.
One working session.
Governance & evidence
Make every control
reviewable.
Build a connected record of the requirement, its implementation, the supporting artifact, and the person responsible for the conclusion.
- Control implementation context
- Evidence source and ownership
- SSP and POA&M continuity
- Decision and review history
Account management
A privileged role changes
Identity signal and source retained
Related controls surface
Boundary, data, and evidence linked
An owner reviews the finding
Remediation and decision stay together
Continuous governance
When something changes,
know what needs attention.
Move beyond an annual evidence scramble. See how changes in systems, access, and data affect your program, then route the work to the right person.
- Linked change and control context
- Findings connected to remediation
- Clear ownership and approvals
- A record of what happened next
Mission-aligned programs
Different requirements.
The same discipline.
Javelin GRC for ATO
Keep authorization work grounded in current system context. Connect the boundary, control implementation, SSP, evidence, and POA&M throughout the program lifecycle.
NIST SP 800-53RMF / FISMADiscuss your authorization programJavelin GRC for CMMC
Keep safeguarding work close to the CUI boundary. Bring implementation, responsible people, and assessment evidence into a record your team can maintain.
CMMCNIST SP 800-171Discuss your CMMC programJavelin supports program preparation and ongoing governance. Assessment and authorization decisions remain with the appropriate assessor or authority.
Multi-framework assurance
One connected foundation.
Every requirement in context.
Reuse the underlying facts while preserving the meaning of each requirement. Explore the programs and catalogs your environment needs.
NIST SP 800-53
Federal security and privacy controls
NIST SP 800-171
Protecting CUI in nonfederal systems
CMMC
Defense contractor cybersecurity
FedRAMP 20x
Federal cloud authorization context
Portfolio examples. Catalog version, availability, mapping depth, and enabled workflows are confirmed per deployment. Catalog references do not imply certification or endorsement.
Sovereign by design
Your mission.
Your boundary.
Your control.
Place the platform where your data needs to live. Use an AI model your organization approves. Define sources, storage, inference, and outbound paths before connecting regulated information.
Discuss your environmentJavelin Security Validation
Document the control.
Then test that it works.
Run scoped security tests, capture evidence of an attack path, and re-test after remediation. Your team approves the boundary and reviews the result.
See security validationCommon questions
A clear starting point.
What teams ask before a working session.
What does Javelin GRC bring together?
Governance reasoning, asset and identity context, regulated-data visibility, and service workflows form one platform. The goal is a traceable connection between requirements, supporting facts, accountable people, and decisions.
Can we deploy inside our own environment?
Yes. Deployment can be self-hosted, customer-hosted, or in commercial or government cloud. Hosting, model use, access, and data flows are scoped for the environment you approve.
Does Javelin replace the tools we already use?
Javelin brings source context and workflow contributions together. Existing security and ITSM systems can remain part of your operations. Connectors and integration paths are confirmed during scoping.
Does using Javelin guarantee certification or an ATO?
No. Javelin supports preparation, governance, and reviewable evidence. Your organization remains responsible for implementation. Independent assessors and authorizing officials retain their respective decisions.
What should we bring to a demo?
Your program type, a non-sensitive description of your environment, and the next decision your team needs to make. We can discuss the boundary, source systems, deployment constraints, and timeline from there.
Move your program forward
Bring your requirements.
Let’s connect the evidence.
See how Javelin GRC fits your mission, your environment, and the work your team needs to defend.
Schedule a demo demo@javelingrc.com