Senserva Federal Watch
Meet the federal deadlines before they are news.
Continuously identify security gaps across your Microsoft environment, fix them, and produce defensible evidence that the environment meets federal requirements. Find it. Fix it. Prove it.
Federal agencies: BOD 22-01 deadlines met, SCuBA evidence produced. Defense Industrial Base and CMMC: NIST 800-171 self-assessment evidence, SPRS-ready artifacts and GCC answers, with a per-control CMMC 2.0 reference on the way. Federal integrators and MSPs: the same audit across every tenant you manage. Three buying reasons, one platform.
The deadlines, by email
CMMC and federal rule-making
The CMMC lane pinned and badged inside the wider federal wire: the Federal Register and acquisition.gov, newest first.
Loading the federal wire.
Today in federal security
BOD 22-01 remediation dates
Every CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities entry that is past due or due inside the next three weeks, with its federal remediation date and the product it touches. Sort and filter any column; the newest pressure sits at the top, and the CSV and JSON buttons below export exactly what the filters show.
The federal and allied wire
What the government cyber bodies published, newest first, each item linked to the issuing agency. Titles, links and dates only: the agencies write the advisories and we do not reproduce them.
Live government advisories
Pulled from the official feeds; refreshed twice a day.
What this means for a Microsoft 365 tenant
KEV due dates are patch deadlines
Under BOD 22-01, federal civilian agencies must remediate every CISA KEV entry by its due date. Our Microsoft patch tracker and non-Microsoft exploited CVE tracker carry those KEV flags and due dates on every row, and every tracked CVE has its own page.
SCuBA is the federal M365 baseline
CISA's Secure Cloud Business Applications (SCuBA) project defines the secure configuration baseline for federal Microsoft 365. Siemserva by Senserva maps its checks to every SCuBA policy, with a page per control in the control reference, so a scan doubles as baseline evidence.
CMMC and GCC for the defense industrial base
Federal contractors carry their own bar: CMMC 2.0 assessments and GCC / GCC High tenancy questions. See Senserva for federal: CMMC and GCC and the CMMC 2.0 guide. Every finding maps to the frameworks assessors ask about, with audit-ready evidence attached. And there is more CMMC on the way: a per-control CMMC 2.0 reference, joining the control library.
Prove it: what the assessor receives when working with Senserva
One scan produces the working papers a federal review runs on, so the conversation starts from evidence rather than assertions:
- Per-check findings with evidence attached, across 650+ checks covering Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender, Entra ID, and Purview.
- Control mappings: 2,400+ mappings across six frameworks, each with its own reference page naming what was checked and why it satisfies the control.
- KEV status with BOD 22-01 due dates on every tracked row, so the patch deadline conversation is a lookup, not a debate.
- SCuBA baseline results per policy, from the same scan.
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Official sources and further reading
