What does FedRAMP High authorization mean for our agency?
BigID is authorized at the highest FedRAMP baseline, the level designed for cloud systems where a compromise could have severe or catastrophic consequences. BigID's federal offering runs on Knox Systems' FedRAMP High managed platform, and our federal team walks your security and procurement reviewers through the boundary and the documentation they need.
Can BigID find CUI and other sensitive data across our environments?
Yes. BigID classifies CUI alongside PII, PHI, secrets, and mission-critical information across cloud, on-premises, SaaS, and mainframe sources. It ships with 2,000+ pretrained categories, and teams add custom categories for program-specific data, including by describing the data type in plain language.
How does BigID find SI and AI systems, including ones nobody approved?
BigID discovers them as assets. Models, agents, retrieval pipelines, vector stores, and prompts are found by connector type, sanctioned or shadow, with the identity each one runs under and the sensitive data within its reach. That gives program offices one inventory to govern from.
Does our data leave our environment to get classified?
Processing stays local to the outpost. BigID scans customer data in place, snapshot scanning does not require admin level access, and each local outpost has its own authentication. The result is metadata and classification insight, while raw data stays inside your boundary.
Can BigID run air-gapped, inside our own enclave?
Yes, on the same software. Self-managed in your VPC and fully air-gapped on-premises both run the same BigID software as the SaaS, with equivalent discovery, classification, remediation, and SI and AI governance. Air-gapped deployments operate with zero outbound connectivity, keeping telemetry and model calls inside your boundary.
Can our analysts and agents work with BigID in plain language?
Yes, scoped by role. BigID exposes its APIs as MCP services with fine grained RBAC, so an analyst or agent reaches the functions and data its identity allows, and every interaction is logged. The MCP server can run locally so the interface stays inside your boundary, and the models behind BigID are decoupled, so you choose the one your review has approved.
Which frameworks does BigID produce evidence for?
NIST SP 800-53 and 800-171, FISMA, and CMMC, along with zero trust data pillar milestones, Privacy Act and records schedule requirements, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and OMB requirements for SI and AI governance. BigID links data sensitivity to identity, access, and activity, so the evidence comes from the same data your teams already act on.