We are the firm that does the compliance work.
Verdict Technologies Inc. is a regulatory compliance and governance firm working across federal authorization, commercial assurance, and AI governance.
Nearly every organization now has to prove something to somebody.
A federal agency, before it will run your system. An enterprise buyer, before it will sign. A regulator, before you put an AI system in front of the public. The demands differ in vocabulary and in who is asking, but underneath they reduce to one request: show us the controls, and show us that they work.
That is harder to answer than it sounds, because proof is not a document you finish. It is a record that has to stay true while the systems it describes keep changing. A record like that needs an owner, not a deadline, and the work of keeping it true does not end when the audit does.
The usual answer is to buy software and then hire the team to run it, which turns one problem into two. We think the work itself is the thing to hand over. You engage us, our people do the compliance work on a platform we built and operate, and you review all of it through a client portal. There is nothing for your team to install, configure, or staff.
What we take on.
Federal Authorization
NIST SP 800-53, FedRAMP, FISMA, GovRAMP, and the SSDF. An agency will not run your system, or buy your service, until the record shows the controls are in place and holding.
Commercial Assurance
SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, and HIPAA. This is what enterprise buyers, partners, and procurement teams ask for before they will sign.
AI Governance
The EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and ISO/IEC 42001. Obligations here are arriving faster than most organizations can staff for.
What the record holds.
One place, held across every framework you answer to, rather than a separate pile per audit.
Controls and implementation statements
Every control that applies to you, and a written account of how it is met in your environment rather than in the abstract.
Findings and remediation plans
What is open, who owns it, what the fix is, and when it is due. A finding without an owner and a date is a note, not a plan.
Evidence references
The pointer from a statement to the thing that substantiates it, so a reviewer can follow any claim back to its source instead of taking it on faith.
A full audit trail
What changed, when, and who changed it. This is what lets the record answer questions about its own history, which is usually the second question anyone asks.
Where our work stops.
We prepare the record. We do not audit it. Assessment, audit, and certification belong to the independent parties who perform them, whether that is an auditor, an accredited certification body, or a federal authorizing official. Verdict does not perform assessments, audits, or certifications.
We prepare, we do not attest. We prepare, we do not certify. Whether a control is met is decided by someone other than us, and it should be. We build and maintain what those parties examine, and we work alongside them rather than in place of them.
That boundary is the reason the work is worth anything. A record is only useful if the person whose job is to find the hole in it can look.
Tell us what you are facing.
A conversation with a consultant, not a sales demo. Tell us what you sell, who is asking, and what you have in place today.