Continuous Monitoring & POA&M for FedRAMP 20x / Rev 5
Stop Assembling Evidence.
Start Accumulating It.
Teuri turns the scanners, cloud services and host agents you already run into one tracked record of findings. That record maps to FedRAMP 20x and Rev 5 continuously, so the number in the board report and the ticket in the sprint come from the same place.
Continuous Monitoring & POA&M for FedRAMP 20x / Rev 5
The Engineer and the Assessor Read the Same Finding
Engineering sees a server missing a patch. Your assessor sees evidence of a working vulnerability-response process. Teuri answers both from the same deduplicated finding, so the two views never drift apart.
Teuri works above your scanners instead of replacing them. It attaches each finding to the asset it affects, drives it to a documented resolution, and maps it to 46 Key Security Indicators, 209 controls and the Rev 5 baseline.
From Scanner Output to Signed-Off Evidence
What Teuri Does
Every capability below feeds one system of record, so findings, POA&Ms and FedRAMP deliverables stay in step with each other.
Duplicated Findings Inbox
KSI & Rev 5 Posture
POA&M Engine & Policy
CR26 Deliverables & eMASS
AWS Security Collector (GovCloud-Aware)
Signed Linux Host Agent
Kubernetes Node Scanner
URL, Certificate & DNS Monitoring
Bring Your Own Scanner (SARIF)
Intelligence & TQL Search
Continuous, Not Once a Year
Collectors, CI scans, host agents and endpoint monitors feed Teuri every day. Your POA&Ms, CR26 deliverables and eMASS submissions are built from history that has been collecting all along.
Hosted By Design
Posture That Holds Up When Someone Tests It
Most GRC tools start from questionnaires. Teuri starts from machine evidence and treats human attestation as a governed exception.
Unknown Is Not Passing
"Never measure" is its own verdict everywhere in the stack. Hiding or suppressing a finding never moves a compliance number.
Evidence Kept Unchanged
Raw scanner reports stay in S3 exactly as they arrived. Every number traces back to a dated original, in either direction.
Governed Attestations
Author, revoew, approve. Only approved statements count, the history is append-only, and an attestation can never clear a machine finding.
Hardened Platform
Entra ID SSO, an application firewall, encrypted secrets, STIG-style headers, Wolfi-based containers and a WCAG 2.2 AAA / Section 508 interface.
Who It's For
Built for the People Who Get the ATO and the People Who Keep It Clean
ISSO / Compliance Lead / CISO
The Authorization Owner
Your job
Get an ATO and keep it: FedRAMP 20x, Rev 5, eMASS and monthly ConMon.
What slows you down
Evidence assembled by hand, stale on delivery, and understood only by the person who built it.
- Live KSI and control posture for each authorization boundary
- An approval workflow for attestations, plus a risk register
- Schema-validated CR26 deliverables and eMASS submission
DevSecOps / Cloud Security
The Platform Security Engineer
Your job
Keep code, images, cloud accounts, hosts and clusters clean.
What slows you down
Findings spread across Semgrep, Trivy, Inspector, GuardDuty and ZAP, with no single owner or due date.
- One deduplicated inbox with TQL filtering
- Findings that resolve themselves when a clean scan comes back
- Asset coverage and a signed host agent
How It Works
- Inventory. Cloud collectors, the host agent and the node scanner build a daily picture of what you run.
- Findings. Output from every tool is normalized and deduplicated into one owned, dated finding.
- POA&M. Milestones, exceptions with an approver, and a logged history of every date change.
- Coverage. Teuri shows which assets and controls are actually measured, and which are not.
- Prioritize. Remediation windows per severity per boundary set the clock for every fix.
- Evidence. The same record produces KSI posture, CR26 documents and your eMASS submission.
Straight Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Teuri works above the tools you already run. It reads Semgrep, Trivy (filesystem, image and IaC), SBOMs, ZAP, SARIF and AWS collector output, and any SARIF tool such as CodeQL, Checkov, tfsec or Grype works without a custom parser. Replace a scanner later and your history and evidence stay intact.
As unknown. “Never measured” is its own state, and partial coverage is scored indeterminate rather than met. Hiding or suppressing a finding never changes a compliance number, so the dashboard never shows green it hasn’t earned.
Schema-validated VDR, AVI and Historical documents, a Package Overview, and PAIN N-ratings, IRV and LEV. Teuri also submits Rev 5 posture to eMASS.
Yes. The AWS Security Collector is deployed with Terraform, one workspace per account, and GovCloud accounts stay in their own partition. It pulls Security Hub, Inspector, GuardDuty and Config, and audits IAM, network, WAF, logging and encryption.
UpGuard, Jira, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender XDR (resolving an incident there closes the finding in Teuri), SharePoint boundary documents, Twingate posture rules (read-only) and GitHub organization audit.
No. Mosaic’s assistants run on AWS Bedrock or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint you choose, including on-premises models. They can read posture, and the MCP server for external AI clients is read-only. Neither can change a compliance number.
Teuri is not a scanner and not a SIEM. It checks that logging is configured and ingests alerts, but log storage stays in CloudTrail and CloudWatch. It does not issue authorization verdicts; your assessor still makes that call. Malware scanning is on the roadmap.
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