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Industry-leading federal cybersecurity advisory and assessment firm.

Overview

Coalfire Federal is a U.S. federal cybersecurity company providing advisory and assessment services for defense contractors, federal agencies, and regulated organizations. The firm operates as a CMMC C3PAO and a FedRAMP 3PAO, offering end-to-end support across compliance programs including CMMC, FedRAMP, NIST 800-171, and FISMA. It serves the Defense Industrial Base and cloud service providers pursuing federal authorization, delivering independent assessments, readiness advisory, lifecycle continuity, and program management to help clients protect sensitive information and sustain compliance over time.

Mission statement

Our mission to deliver leading cybersecurity and compliance is founded on our extensive experience with highly-regulated organizations and our designation as a CMMC C3PAO and FedRAMP 3PAO.

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What we offer

CMMC Services

Service

Expert Guidance and Assessment Support for CMMC Compliance.

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FedRAMP ATO

Service

Accelerate your FedRAMP journey with expert guidance for ATO compliance.

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Federal Solutions

Service

Accelerates federal contract processes with comprehensive cybersecurity services.

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Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

CMMC assessment and readiness

3.06 Billion USD25% CAGR

Readiness advisory, gap analysis, CUI boundary analysis, mock assessments and official C3PAO assessments to help DoD contractors achieve and maintain required CMMC levels.

Products: CMMC Services

FedRAMP authorization and ATO

2.5 Billion USD12% CAGR

End-to-end FedRAMP authorization support including gap assessments, authorization package preparation, and ongoing ATO maintenance for cloud service providers to operate with federal customers.

Products: FedRAMP ATO, Federal Solutions

NIST 800-171 compliance for contractors

1.5 Billion USD10% CAGR

Assessment, remediation support, and control implementation guidance to achieve and sustain NIST SP 800-171 compliance for handling controlled unclassified information (CUI).

Products: Federal Solutions, CMMC Services

Federal risk management and security program advisory

6 Billion USD8% CAGR

Risk assessments, security program design and governance, remediation planning, and acquisition-focused cybersecurity support for federal agencies and government contractors.

Products: Federal Solutions, CMMC Services, FedRAMP ATO

More information about our offering

CMMC Services

Coalfire Federal's CMMC Services provide readiness and assessment support for defense contractors, combining advisory services and formal assessments. The advisory offerings include CUI boundary analysis, gap analysis, and remediation support; the assessments include mock assessments and official CMMC/C3PAO assessments.

  • Achieve CMMC Compliance
    Receive recognized assessments from authorized C3PAOs to verify compliance with CMMC standards.
  • Identify Compliance Gaps
    Conduct thorough evaluations to pinpoint discrepancies between existing protocols and CMMC standards.
  • Benefit from Unbiased Evaluations
    Our independent assessments ensure no conflicts of interest, delivering clear and honest evaluations.
  • Define CUI Boundaries
    Identify and document your Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) boundaries to enhance compliance readiness.
  • Close Security Gaps
    Expert assistance in implementing corrective actions to meet compliance requirements effectively.
  • Gain Readiness Insights
    Simulated evaluations that prepare organizations for the actual assessment by identifying gaps and providing actionable feedback.
  • Evaluate Readiness
    Perform a practice assessment to simulate the official CMMC process and identify areas for improvement.
  • Access Comprehensive Guidance
    Holistic support throughout the CMMC journey that enhances readiness and compliance.

FedRAMP ATO

FedRAMP ATO: From securing a system for FedRAMP authorization to maintaining an existing ATO, Coalfire Federal is your trusted partner throughout your cloud journey.

  • Achieve FedRAMP Authorization Quickly
    Leverage Coalfire's expertise to streamline the authorization process for your cloud systems, ensuring compliance with federal standards.
  • Continuously Maintain Your ATO
    Receive ongoing support to ensure your current ATO remains compliant, thus allowing you to focus on your core business without disruption.
  • Get Expert Support Every Step
    Count on Coalfire’s team of experts to provide tailored advice and support throughout your FedRAMP ATO journey, ensuring you meet all necessary requirements.
  • Identify Compliance Gaps
    Utilize our gap assessment services to understand the compliance requirements and prepare your systems for successful FedRAMP ATO.

Federal Solutions

Federal Solutions: Fast-track federal contracts with Coalfire Federal's all-in-one cybersecurity solutions & streamlined acquisition process.

  • Provides Comprehensive Coverage
    Delivers a complete set of cybersecurity services that cater to the unique needs of federal agencies, ensuring compliance and security throughout.
  • Facilitates Cloud Compliance
    Guides organizations through compliance requirements, ensuring they meet federal standards for cloud service providers.
  • Expedites Contracting Procedures
    Simplifies the procurement process for federal clients, significantly reducing the time required to secure contract agreements.
  • Ensures Regulatory Alignment
    Helps organizations align with NIST guidelines, facilitating their eligibility for government contracts and protecting sensitive information.

Sources

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures and links shown above.

CMMC assessment and readiness

Primary inputs: (1) Paul N. ecosystem snapshot reporting ~76,398 organizations requiring CMMC Level 2 and very low current assessment throughput; (2) complementary market commentary citing up to ~300,000 SMBs potentially needing compliance. I used the 76,398 figure as a conservative baseline and applied an internal-market estimate for average total spend per organization (readiness advisory, gap remediation, tooling, mock assessment and official C3PAO assessment) of roughly $40,000 per organization to capture one-time readiness and assessment revenue. Calculation: 76,398 orgs × $40,000 ≈ $3.06B. Growth potential (CAGR ~25%) reflects a steep near-term ramp driven by firm regulatory deadlines and a current ecosystem capacity gap (large addressable need vs. low monthly assessment throughput), with growth concentrated in the next 2–4 years as assessors and service providers scale.

FedRAMP authorization and ATO

Estimated annual market for end-to-end FedRAMP authorization and ATO support is based on: (1) published per‑vendor one‑time authorization cost ranges ($0.25M–$2.0M) and ongoing maintenance ($75k–$200k/yr) from industry sources; (2) FedRAMP program scale goals (currently ~300+ authorized or in‑process offerings and intent to scale to many thousands). Using a near‑term serviceable universe of a few thousand CSP offerings and an average all‑in first‑year engagement (~$0.75M) plus recurring maintenance, the annual market is estimated at roughly $2–3B. Growth potential (CAGR ~12%) reflects accelerating federal cloud adoption, FedRAMP modernization (20x) which both increases addressable vendors and shifts spend toward automation/continuous‑monitoring services, while partially offsetting per‑vendor service revenue through automation.

NIST 800-171 compliance for contractors

None of the supplied search results included explicit market-size or CAGR figures for NIST 800-171 compliance services. I used the provided results to identify demand drivers (wider Rev 3 changes, tighter continuous monitoring, supply‑chain requirements, and CMMC linkage) and combined that with industry context: a large US Defense Industrial Base (hundreds of thousands of contractors/subcontractors), widespread need for assessments, remediation, SSP and monitoring tools, and typical per‑contractor spend on compliance advisory, tooling and remediation. Conservatively assuming tens of thousands of active contracting entities purchase annual assessment/remediation services and averaging per‑organization annual spending in the low‑to‑mid five figures yields an estimated US market on the order of $1–2B today. Ongoing regulatory tightening, NIST SP 800‑171 Rev 3 adoption, and continued DoD emphasis on verified compliance support a medium‑high growth profile; I estimate a plausible CAGR of about 10% for the next several years.

Federal risk management and security program advisory

Estimate derived as a specialist subset of the U.S. cybersecurity and risk-advisory markets. MarketsandMarkets places U.S. cybersecurity services at ~$69.5B (2025); risk-advisory segments are ~$33B (2025) while digital-risk niches are smaller but faster-growing. Federal-focused risk-management and security-program advisory (agencies + government contractors) is a concentrated niche—estimated at roughly 5–10% of the U.S. cybersecurity services market given procurement scale, regulatory drivers, and higher per-engagement advisory intensity. Growth potential (≈8% CAGR) reflects slightly stronger expansion than broad U.S. cybersecurity services (~7.1%) but below higher-growth digital risk subsegments (≈11–16%), driven by regulation, incident response, and workforce shortages in federal programs.

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