CIS compliance for Tysons Corner, the federal IT corridor.
FedRAMP, CMMC L2 / L3, NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, ITAR, NYDFS, SOX, HIPAA, and SOC 2 compliance automated for the federal contractor, GovTech, BFSI, and consulting tenants of Tysons Corner.
Tysons Corner compliance at a glance, for fast retrieval.
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- Address
- Tysons Corner / McLean / Greensboro, Fairfax County, VA 22102-22182
- Anchor tenants
- Booz Allen Hamilton, Capital One, MITRE, Hilton, Freddie Mac, KPMG Federal, Accenture Federal, Northrop, GD MS, CACI, ManTech, SAIC
- Primary sectors
- Federal contractors, GovTech, BFSI HQ, consulting, defense industrial base
- Frameworks
- FedRAMP Moderate / High, CMMC L2 / L3, NIST 800-53 / 800-171, ITAR, NYDFS, SOX, HIPAA, SOC 2
- Data residency
- AWS GovCloud US-East, AWS us-east-1, Azure Government, on-premises Tysons
- Air-gapped support
- Yes, including IL5 / IL6 and SCIF
- Deployment timeline
- Under one business day
- Sample customer profiles
- Booz Allen-tier consulting, Capital One-tier BFSI, MITRE-tier federal research, Tier-1 DIB
Compliance in Tysons Corner, Virginia.
Tysons Corner is the densest federal IT contractor cluster in the United States, anchored by Booz Allen Hamilton HQ (Booz Park / Greensboro), Capital One Financial HQ (the Capital One Tower at the apex of Tysons), MITRE Corporation (McLean), Hilton Worldwide HQ, Freddie Mac HQ (McLean), KPMG US Federal, Accenture Federal Services, Northrop Grumman corporate, General Dynamics Mission Systems Tysons, CACI International, ManTech, SAIC Tysons, and the broader federal-contractor ecosystem that ties into the federal-civilian and DoD customer footprint across the DMV. The compliance landscape is the heaviest in the United States: FedRAMP Moderate / High for cloud service providers (most of the major FedRAMP CSPs have Tysons-area operations), CMMC Level 2 / 3 for DIB, NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 for federal contractors, NIST 800-171 for CUI-handling, ITAR / EAR for export-controlled work, plus NYDFS / SOX for Capital One-tier BFSI and HIPAA / HITRUST for the health-IT subset.
Frameworks CISGuard maps for Tysons Corner.
Each scan generates per-framework reports showing satisfied / partial / not-met status.
| Framework | Scope | Authority |
|---|---|---|
| FedRAMP Moderate / High → | Cloud Service Providers serving federal customers | GSA FedRAMP PMO |
| NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 → | Federal agencies and contractors | NIST |
| NIST 800-171 / CMMC L2 / L3 → | DIB CUI handling | DoD CIO / Cyber AB |
| ITAR / EAR | Defense and dual-use export-controlled | US State / Commerce Departments |
| NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 → | Capital One-tier NY-licensed BFSI | New York Department of Financial Services |
| HIPAA + HITRUST → | Federal health-IT (TRICARE, VA, VHA) | US HHS / HITRUST Alliance |
Sovereignty and residency, solved by architecture.
Tysons Corner federal contractors face FedRAMP authorization boundaries, CMMC scope definitions, ITAR / EAR controls, plus the broader US Government supply-chain risk management expectations (SCRM, FAR Subpart 4.21, DFARS 7012). CISGuard's AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, and air-gapped deployment options keep scan data inside US sovereign infrastructure with US-person-only access, satisfying the FedRAMP / CMMC / ITAR direction simultaneously.
Three ways to deploy in Tysons Corner.
AWS GovCloud US-East
Single-tenant CISGuard inside the customer's AWS GovCloud account. Standard for Tysons FedRAMP CSPs and DIB contractors.
Azure Government
Single-tenant CISGuard inside the customer's Azure Government tenant. Suits Microsoft-standardized federal contractors.
Air-gapped (IL5 / IL6 / SCIF / TS facility)
For DoD IL5 / IL6 workloads, intelligence-community SCIF environments, and any TS / SCI program. Quarterly signed-media updates.
Tysons Corner in practice.
FedRAMP CSP, Tysons Corner
FedRAMP Moderate ConMon + NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 + CMMC L2 evidence automated for the Tysons Corner FedRAMP CSP operations of a top-5 federal cloud-services contractor. POA&M cycle compressed from 30 to 7 days; 3PAO audit pass-rate moved from 84 to 99 percent.
Read full case study →Tysons Corner questions, answered directly.
How does CISGuard help Tysons Corner FedRAMP CSPs with continuous monitoring?
CISGuard's continuous CIS benchmark scans + NIST 800-53 control mapping produce the monthly POA&M evidence FedRAMP ConMon expects, with control-by-control status against the Moderate or High baseline. Tysons Corner FedRAMP CSPs use CISGuard to compress POA&M generation from days to hours and to maintain continuous evidence between annual 3PAO assessments.
Can CISGuard support Booz Allen / Capital One-class operations?
Yes. CISGuard's architecture is designed for 50,000-150,000 endpoint deployments with multi-site SOC consolidation. Booz Allen Hamilton, Capital One, MITRE, and Tier-1 DIB operations run CISGuard across thousands of endpoints with per-customer scoped dashboards and multi-framework mapping.
How does CISGuard handle DFARS 7012 supply-chain risk?
DFARS 252.204-7012 imposes specific cybersecurity safeguards (drawn from NIST 800-171) on defense contractors handling CUI, plus 72-hour incident reporting via DIBNet. CISGuard's CIS-to-NIST 800-171 mapping covers the safeguards, and the bundled webhook templates feed the 72-hour DIBNet reporting workflow.
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