Security & deployment

We meet you where your data lives

For a defense contractor, where the compliance program runs is itself a compliance question. JumpStart Fed treats deployment as a choice you make, not a default you inherit.

Deployment · at a glance

Deployment models, one program2
Fully localAvailable now
Connected · AWS + OktaIn development
CUI locationMachines you control
We do notHold your CUI

§ 01 · Deployment models

Deployment 01 · Fully local Available now
CUI locationYour machines, inside your boundaryYours
Cloud in the CUI storyNo provider introducedNone
FedRAMP questionSidestepped for the program itselfOff your plate

The program runs on hardware you control, inside the boundary you already defend. It matches how small shops actually operate: a file server, a handful of workstations, and an owner who wants to know exactly where things are.

Deployment 02 · Connected In development
StackAWS, with Okta for identityManaged
ProgramSame documents, same operating modelUnchanged
PostureA choice, not an ideologyYours to make

Built for teams that already live on that stack and want managed identity and storage. This is not an anti-cloud position: done properly, cloud is a fine answer. You choose based on where your data lives and what your contracts require, and the program follows you.

If you are unsure which fits your situation, that is normal, and it is one of the first things a scoping call settles.

§ 02 · Working with us

What we handle, and what we deliberately do not

01

Your CUI stays yours We do not hold it

The engagement is designed so your CUI does not need to leave your environment. We help you build the system that protects it; we do not need to hold it to do that.

02

Minimal data from this site We do not track

Forms on this site collect only what a reply requires: a name, an email address, and what you chose to tell us. No tracking cookies, no address sharing, and traffic measured only with cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics. The details are in the privacy policy.

03

Straight answers on scope We do not assess

If something is outside what we do, such as performing your official assessment, you will hear it stated plainly. Assessments belong to independent third-party assessors, and the line matters to us.

04

In the record when the rules are written We show up

DoD opened the CMMC program to reform comment in 2026, and JumpStart is submitting written comment to the task force's industry RFI. A vendor that lives on a framework should show up when it is being rewritten.

Talk through where your data lives

Local now, connected later, or a mix: bring the reality of your shop and get a straight recommendation, even if it is "wait for the connected version."