One connected workspace
Scope your environment, assign work, track control coverage, and keep the entire team aligned.
CMMC READINESS, INTELLIGENTLY CONNECTED
CMMC readiness.
In a clearer orbit.
Your scope, controls, evidence, and AI network diagrams.
Brought together in one connected workspace.
Level 1 from $399/year View plans & pricing ↗
CMMC PULSAR / PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
23 SECONDS
See the workspace. Follow the flow.Scope, controls, network architecture, and supporting evidence.
✧ CMMC Levels 1, 2 & 3✧ AI-assisted network mapping✧ Evidence to export
BUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTSCMMC 1 / 2 / 3NIST SP 800-171NIST SP 800-172FCI + CUI
A place for every detail.
A perspective on the whole.
01 — THE CONNECTED WORKSPACE
Turn scattered requirements into a deliberate path forward. Keep your people, systems, and supporting evidence moving together.
01 / One source of clarity
One workspace.
A clearer whole picture.
Manage CMMC readiness, NIST SP 800-171 control mapping, evidence collection, and System Security Plan (SSP) documentation with a shared view of what comes next.
AI, with you in control
Get a head start on architecture, gap notes, and policy drafts. Review and approve the work as you go.
Evidence that stays connected
Organize supporting artifacts alongside your controls, then assemble your SSP and export packet.
A CLOSER LOOK / SIX CONNECTED STEPS
See the workspace.
Understand the workflow.
The video gives you the overview. These screens explain what each part of the workspace helps you do, at your own pace.
01 / SCOPE & INTAKE
Start with the environment you actually run.
Capture the services, identity provider, devices, and security signals that define the workspace before moving into control work.
- Record the technology and services involved.
- Carry that context into controls and network mapping.
WHY IT HELPS
A defined starting point for the work ahead.
02 / CONTROLS & POLICIES
Give every requirement its own context.
Work through a requirement one step at a time. Keep assessment objectives, evidence notes, and a reviewable implementation statement in the same view.
- Confirm objectives against the actual environment.
- Review the statement before adopting it or marking work complete.
WHY IT HELPS
An implementation record with context behind it.
03 / NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
See the connections behind the boundary.
Bring identity, endpoints, cloud services, and the assessed boundary into one picture. Select an asset to review its details alongside the diagram.
- Describe components, boundaries, and connections.
- Keep ownership and platform details close to the map.
WHY IT HELPS
Architecture that is easier to discuss and review.
04 / SUPPORTING EVIDENCE
Keep the proof close to the work.
Organize policies, configuration records, and system reports in an evidence library with ownership, review dates, and status visible.
- See who maintains each supporting record.
- Spot evidence that is current or due for review.
WHY IT HELPS
Supporting proof people can find when they need it.
05 / REMEDIATION & POA&M
Give every open gap a clear next step.
Turn a confirmed implementation gap into a record with an owner, target date, status, and closure evidence.
- Link the open item to the requirement it affects.
- Record the milestone and the supporting proof for closure.
WHY IT HELPS
Clear accountability for what still needs to happen.
06 / WORKSPACE OVERVIEW
Come back to a clearer whole picture.
Review workspace readiness, mapped requirements, evidence freshness, and open findings together. Move into the work that needs attention.
- Review the signals without piecing together separate lists.
- Move from the overview into the relevant program workspace.
WHY IT HELPS
A clear next step when the team returns to the work.
02 / Intelligence, put to work
From your environment.
To a clearer
security boundary.
Turn intake answers into an AI-assisted network diagram. Connect assets, map data flows, and bring your System Security Plan into focus.
- Architecture suggestions based on your scope
- Assets, boundaries, and CUI / FCI data flows
- Control mapping and evidence in context
- Diagrams ready for your review and export
pulsar / architecture-engineILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
01$ pulsar map --scope cui-enclave
02Loading environment profile…
03 ├─ Identity & access
04 ├─ Cloud & endpoints
05 └─ Evidence & controls
06→ Review suggested architecture
07✓ Draft diagram ready for review.
INTAKE → ARCHITECTURE → SSP
ConnectedAssets + boundaries
MappedControls + evidence
OrganizedSSP + exports
Animated illustration · example data, not a live assessment.
A clearer picture. One connection at a time.
INTERACTIVE ILLUSTRATIONWatch your architecture take shape.
SystemsData flowsScope boundary
pulsar / workflow preview
ARCHITECTURE ENGINEDEMO
$ pulsar scope --example
Loading example environment…
Identity and cloud systems listed.
Gateway and endpoints connected.
Draft architecture ready for review.
Concept animation with example data. Network architecture and suggested documentation require your review; this is not a live scan or assessment result.
EVERYTHING IN ITS ORBIT
A little less scattered.
A lot more connected.
Your team’s CMMC work deserves a shared source of clarity.
COMMAND CENTER01 / 03
Know where you stand. See what comes next.
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE02 / 03
A clearer picture of your security boundary.
EVIDENCE LIBRARY03 / 03
Supporting proof, right where it belongs.
03 / A deliberate path forward
Every step connected.
Every next move clear.
A guided workflow turns a complex program into manageable work, from the first question to the final packet.
Intake
Capture your organization, systems, users, and data.
Scope
Define boundaries and your FCI / CUI environment.
Assess
Identify what is met, partial, or still missing.
Remediate
Assign owners and track the work to close gaps.
Evidence
Connect policies and supporting proof to controls.
Export
Assemble the documentation for your next review.
04 / Built for your next level
Your requirements.
Your path to readiness.
Start with the program your contracts require. Keep the same organized approach as your needs grow.
LEVEL 1 / FCI
01
Foundational
Work through foundational safeguarding practices with guided scope, documentation, and evidence collection.
15 basic safeguarding requirements
Self-assessment preparation
Self-assessment preparation
LEVEL 2 / CUI
02
Advanced
Bring control mapping, implementation statements, evidence, and your System Security Plan into one workspace.
NIST SP 800-171 alignment
SSP + evidence organization
SSP + evidence organization
LEVEL 3 / ENHANCED
03
Expert
Organize readiness work for enhanced requirements and connect it to the foundation you have already built.
NIST SP 800-172 readiness
Enhanced-control workflows
Enhanced-control workflows
Pulsar supports readiness and documentation. Your contract determines the applicable requirements and assessment pathway; platform use does not itself confer certification.
05 / Inside the platform
Every screen.
A little more clarity.
Browse 35 product views, each with a plain-language explanation.
Select any screen to explore the details.
Filter by workflow, or search the explanations to find the detail you need.
No screens match that search. Try “network,” “evidence,” or “scope.”
Turn an environment description into a draft architecture diagram that your team can review and refine.
Choose the program and workspace you want to work in before adding the organization and technical details.
Review readiness signals, mapped controls, evidence, and open findings together before deciding what needs attention.
Follow a structured practice view with implementation details and supporting evidence kept together for review.
Browse control families and see coverage and available actions without losing the wider workspace context.
See identity, endpoints, cloud services, and the assessed boundary in one architecture view.
Use the component and boundary palette to describe the systems and services involved in the environment.
Connect components and describe how information moves between them so the architecture has context.
Select an asset to review its owner, platform, classification, and other details alongside the diagram.
Keep findings close to the systems they affect so a diagram can support a more useful review conversation.
Work with the architecture canvas and its component palette while keeping the wider environment visible.
A wider view of the example enclave, its connected components, and the boundary around the assessed environment.
Pick the program context before adding the organization and technical details for this workspace.
Record who the workspace represents so the setup and supporting records refer to the same organization.
Describe how the organization works and the technology model that shapes the environment being documented.
Identify systems and enclaves in scope so controls and architecture discussions have a common starting point.
Record the services and outside providers involved in the environment so shared responsibilities can be reviewed.
Capture the assessment goal and readiness target for the workspace before planning the next steps.
Keep projects and their program context visible in one portfolio, with a route back into each workspace.
Review assessment work in one place and see which items need to be prepared or revisited.
Organize configuration records, system reports, and policies with owners, review dates, and evidence status visible.
Assign an open finding, track its due date and status, and keep the remaining remediation work visible.
Document provider relationships and the responsibilities or supporting records that need to be reviewed.
Keep the people involved in the workspace and their responsibilities visible to the team.
Return to the application through the sign-in view using the account associated with your workspace.
Resume an existing workspace and continue the readiness work that is already in progress.
Compare the available workspace options and select the plan that fits the program you intend to work through.
See readiness signals, mapped requirements, evidence freshness, and open findings alongside the available program workspaces.
Capture the environment model, services, device counts, and security signals that define the starting scope.
Review objectives, add evidence notes, and work through a reviewable implementation statement in one place.
Inspect the assessed boundary and connected components with an asset’s details visible beside the network map.
Link a confirmed gap to a requirement, name an owner, and track target dates, status, and closure evidence.
See separate program workspaces and their status while keeping each workspace’s scope and records distinct.
Review provider responsibilities while PulsarPilot offers contextual questions and suggested next steps for human review.
Keep the selected control, its assessment objectives, evidence notes, and reviewable policy draft together in the workspace.
Original product screenshots. Interface details may reflect an earlier product version. Level 1 from $399/year; see checkout for other plans and monthly options.
See how it fits your team.
Book a guided walkthrough of the platform and your CMMC workflow.
From the first scope question
to your next review.
Every piece has a place.
06 / Clear pricing. Clear next step.
Plans for your
CMMC program.
Bring clarity to your CMMC work with a platform that connects the pieces. Start a conversation about your program and get your team moving.
Technology with a connection to the field.
CMMC Pulsar™ is a product of Pulsar Technology LLC, a sister company of Federal Bid Partners (FBP). Purpose-built software, connected to a team that understands federal contracting.
CMMC PULSAR™ · LEVEL 1ANNUAL PLAN
$399
Level 1 from $399/year. Explore other plans and monthly options at checkout.
- Guided scope and readiness workflows
- Control mapping and evidence organization
- AI-assisted policies and network diagrams
- SSP documentation and export workflows
Talk with our team to confirm the program scope
and purchase details for your organization.
The learning hub
Build your understanding.
Explore foundational CMMC lessons, readiness concepts, and practical guidance to help your team move with confidence.
Explore free foundational lessonsA conversation worth having
Join the CMMC webinar.
Learn with Federal Bid Partners, explore CMMC questions, and get a clearer view of your next steps.
View webinar & registrationThe readiness library
Useful context.
Clearer next steps.
Start with CMMC and Level 1, then explore costs, requirements, and practical readiness guides from CMMC Pulsar and Federal Bid Partners.
Start here
What is CMMC Level 1? Requirements, self-assessment, and next steps
Learn what CMMC Level 1 means, who needs it, the 15 safeguards, annual self-assessment and SPRS requirements, and how CMMC Pulsar and FBP support readiness.
Read the guide 5 minute read · OCT 25, 2026
Start here
What is CMMC? A plain-English guide for defense contractors
Understand CMMC, its three levels, FCI and CUI, the current Phase I rollout, and practical first steps for defense contractors and subcontractors.
Read the guide 4 minute read · OCT 25, 2026FBP & the Pulsar ecosystem
Federal Bid Partners and CMMC Pulsar: connecting readiness support with a working record
Understand the relationship between Federal Bid Partners, Pulsar Technology LLC, and CMMC Pulsar, and see how people and software can support an organized readiness effort.
Read the guide 6 minute read · OCT 24, 2026In the CMMC conversation / 2027
We're speaking at
CMMC at SEA 2027.
Daniel Zloty and Weston Zloty, MBA, RP, are joining the CMMC at SEA 2027 speaker lineup, bringing the Federal Bid Partners perspective to the conversation on CMMC readiness and federal contracting.
View the official speaker lineupCMMC at SEA 2027 / Speaker
Daniel Zloty
Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer
Federal Bid Partners LLC
CMMC readiness, GovCon strategy, and federal growth.
Explore Daniel Zloty’s profileCMMC at SEA 2027 / Speaker
Weston ZlotyMBA, RP
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Federal Bid Partners LLC
CMMC Registered Practitioner focused on readiness, remediation, and technology strategy.
Explore Weston Zloty’s profileExplore the companies behind our work: Federal Bid Partners and Pulsar Technology LLC.
People. Progress. Partnership.
Good people.
Great things to say.
Real client experiences with Federal Bid Partners,
the sister company of Pulsar Technology LLC.
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Google“Since day one they have gone above and beyond. Still working with them now and I would absolutely recommend their services!”
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Trustpilot“My overall experience with FBP has been OUTSTANDING! Weston and Daniel are extremely knowledgeable about the Federal procurement process. They provide exceptional guidance on how to efficiently get your business CMMC certified. They work together as a team to ensure that your Contract proposal is submitted on time, on task, with the exact amount of information necessary to turn your proposal into a Federal contract offer. Weston's and Daniel's performance and professionalism are next level. Federal Bid Partners.”
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Trustpilot“I had an excellent experience working with Federal Bid Partners LLC. Their team is highly knowledgeable, professional, and dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of federal contracting. They provided clear guidance, timely communication, and valuable insights that made the bidding process much smoother and more efficient. I truly appreciate their commitment to delivering quality service and their expertise in securing federal contracts. I highly recommend Federal Bid Partners LLC to any business looking to succeed in the federal marketplace.”
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Trustpilot“After working with Weston and Daniel for quite some time, I can honestly say that their work ethic is like no other! Their attention to detail is phenomenal and the communication is top tier as a company specializing in the government contracting space. I’ve worked with various firms in the past but none were truly dedicated to results… until I found Federal Bid Partners! The work they produce is high quality which I feel truly sets them apart from everyone else in this space. Such a pleasure working with them and looking forward to all our future projects!”
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Trustpilot“I can not say enough about Daniel and Weston at Federal Bid Partners. They are both very professional, and extremely knowledgeable in all things Government Contracting. Whether it is a CMMC Certification, a GSA Schedule or a complex Proposal that needs to be written, they have knocked it out of the park for me and my team. Don't hesitate to give them a call!”
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Who is speaking at CMMC at SEA 2027?
Daniel Zloty and Weston Zloty, MBA, RP, are speaking at CMMC at SEA 2027, January 17–24 aboard Celebrity Beyond. Daniel is Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer at Federal Bid Partners LLC. Weston is Co-Founder & Managing Partner and a CMMC Registered Practitioner. See the official speaker lineup.
Who makes CMMC Pulsar?
CMMC Pulsar™ is a product of Pulsar Technology LLC, a sister company of Federal Bid Partners (FBP).
How much does CMMC Pulsar cost?
Level 1 starts at $399/year. Other plans and monthly options are available at checkout. Contact the team to discuss the right scope and onboarding for your organization.
Which CMMC levels does the platform support?
Pulsar supports readiness workflows for Levels 1, 2, and 3, including scope, control mapping, evidence organization, and documentation. Your contract and environment determine which requirements apply.
How does the AI network diagram work?
Pulsar uses your intake and scope information to suggest an architecture. You can review assets, boundaries, connections, and data classifications, then refine the diagram for your System Security Plan.
Does using Pulsar mean we are certified?
No. Pulsar helps organize readiness, documentation, and self-assessment work. Your organization must implement the applicable requirements and complete the appropriate assessment and affirmation process.
Can I see the platform before getting started?
Yes. Explore the labeled screenshots above or request a guided walkthrough. The team can discuss your environment and show how the workflow fits your needs.
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