Set requirements before code enters a repository
Use Pushgate to check configured requirements for human- and agent-written code. Manage connected gates and their policies through the platform.
Explore code trustFor Federal Government
Give developers and coding agents clear requirements. Keep signed evidence of the work. Connect technical test results to the controls your program needs to demonstrate.
Federal engineering, security, and program teams
Use Pushgate to check configured requirements for human- and agent-written code. Manage connected gates and their policies through the platform.
Explore code trustRecord tests with CI/lock and map the results to the controls they support. Start with a recovery rehearsal, a vulnerability remediation check, or a configuration test.
Explore technical evidenceEvaluate the software appliance when the platform needs to run in your environment. Agree network access, identity, storage, updates, and support requirements before deployment.
Explore deploymentEvidence for ongoing assurance
A policy document describes what should happen. Test results show what a specific workflow observed. The platform brings that technical evidence into the control-review process.
For teams evaluating FedRAMP 20x KSI evidence, start with the applicable requirement, define the check, and review the result and mapping together.
Coverage depends on your tests and configured mappings. Supporting evidence does not by itself establish an authorization or satisfy every control.
See technical-control examples ↗Procurement
Work with TestifySec and Carahsoft to confirm the offering, deployment, and federal ordering route for your agency or program.
Vendor information
QHJ3LPJMBJ45Request current registration details, a quote, and the supporting procurement documents for your acquisition.
Federal
NNG15SC03B / NNG15SC27B
Available through Carahsoft.
Review ordering details ↗Federal
W52P1J-20-D-0042
Available through Carahsoft.
Review ordering details ↗Federal contracts held by Carahsoft. Confirm ordering eligibility, term, product scope, and current availability with the contract holder.
Start with one workflow
We’ll work through the repository or technical control, the evidence you need, the deployment boundary, and the purchasing path.