Where you stand
What you have and what depends on what, read from your evidence and confirmed with the people who run it today, so the plan starts from the estate you actually have.
The landing zone is a starting point, not a plan. Cloud Waypoint spends six weeks with your people, on your evidence, building the picture the provider cannot: what you have, what it depends on, the boundary you will be authorized in, who runs it on day two, and the order the work has to happen in.
Six weeks, fixed fee. Eight if your data call comes back late.
Fifteen deliverables in one record you keep.
Named people decide. Your Authorizing Official keeps every authorization decision.
A data-center closure, an enterprise mandate, a JWCC task order. Whatever the reason, the questions are the same, and we answer them with your people in six weeks.
What you have and what depends on what, read from your evidence and confirmed with the people who run it today, so the plan starts from the estate you actually have.
The boundary drawn, categorized, and inheritance mapped: what the provider or the enterprise covers, what stays yours, and the evidence each claim rests on.
The team, the handoffs, and the order the work has to happen in, named before the first workload moves, so the move does not leave an operating gap.
We bring the sequence, the precedent, and the gates as they actually come. Your people do the building, because they are the ones still doing it in year four.
Reads against the DoD Cloud Computing Security Requirements Guide at IL5 and IL6. Enclave and offline: one file that never phones home. Closeout leaves your documents and an erasure receipt.
Reads against FedRAMP High and FISMA High on NIST SP 800-53. Non-CUI by default. Same six weeks, same fifteen deliverables, lighter handling.
Bring the mission owner and a technical lead. We walk through the method in plain language, find your starting point, and leave you a starting-point brief your team can confirm. No cloud expertise or completed assessment needed.