Share your authorization data the way agencies require.

FedRAMP 20X requires you to expose your authorization data on demand through a trust center, in human-readable and machine-readable formats. NYLE Trust Center meets every certification data sharing (CDS) requirement — giving you one platform to maintain and share your data with agencies, whether you're already authorized or working toward it.

The only trust center purpose-built for federal authorizations.
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Provider Trust CenterPublic
LIVE
FedRAMP 20X High
Service Model
IaaS
Deployment
Gov Cloud
UEI
XXXX·CLOUD
Next OAR
Sep 2026
Confidentiality High Integrity High Availability High
Continuous Monitoring Summary PUBLIC
System Security Plan (SSP) ON REQUEST
Plan of Action & Milestones ON REQUEST
Why it exists

Federal authorizations are modernizing.

The authorization process is moving from static document handoffs to live, machine-readable data and continuous validation — making authorizations faster and cheaper to maintain, and giving the government real-time visibility into a provider's security posture. FedRAMP 20X's Certification Data Sharing (CDS) standard establishes trust center requirements for the first time.

The old model
  • A 500-page package emailed to each agency that asks
  • Manual approval for every access request
  • Human-readable documents only
  • Data locked behind a procurement gate
  • Point-in-time, re-keyed by hand
The new standard
  • Agencies pull current data on demand
  • Just-in-time, self-service provisioning
  • Human- and machine-readable output
  • Openly inspectable, continuously available
  • Live data, ingested directly by agency systems
What federal standards require

Five things a federal trust center has to do.

Live, self-service data access

Agencies pull current authorization data on demand, with just-in-time provisioning and no manual per-request approval.

Human- and machine-readable output

Readable for people, consumable by GRC tooling and continuous monitoring, with programmatic API access for agency systems to ingest directly.

Transparency and verifiability

A public trust page, a published service list with security objectives and scope, status and uptime, and retained historical data.

Accountability and auditability

Every access logged, an inventory and history of who has access, and the ability for each party to retrieve its own access records.

Provider control

Designate content as included or excluded from sharing, deny access where appropriate, and share broadly while protecting genuinely sensitive material — responsible information sharing, on your terms.

How NYLE Trust Center meets it

Every CDS requirement, met by design.

Commercial trust centers are designed around a single job: shorten enterprise security reviews. Federal data sharing requirements describe something structurally different.

Here's NYLE's coverage against the certification data sharing requirements for trust centers:

CDS Requirement NYLE
CSO-PUBPublishes FedRAMP service details publicly, in both human-readable form and machine-readable formats Yes
CSO-PUBMachnie readable format follows JSON schema Yes
CSO-SVCLists every service you offer with its security category, and shows which ones fall inside your assessment scope. Yes
CSO-CBFUpdates the human-readable and machine-readable versions together, automatically, so they never fall out of sync. Yes
CSO-RISLets you choose which parts of your certification data get shared and which stay withheld. Yes
CSO-IRPLists each of your policies and procedures with its version, last update date, and word count. Yes
CSO-HADKeeps a point-in-time snapshot of your certification data for every Ongoing Certification Report, available for as long as you hold certification. Yes
CSO-HADMakes retained snapshots available to authorized parties upon request Yes
TRC-USHGives agencies access on demand, without anyone on your side approving each access request. Yes
TRC-PACOffers a documented API that returns all of your certification data, including the human-readable materials. Yes
TRC-AAITracks which agency users and systems have access to your data now, and which have had it before. Yes
TRC-ACLRecords every time someone accesses your data, and lets each external agency party pull up its own access history. Yes
TRC-HMRLets agencies view and download your data in both human-readable and machine-readable formats. Yes
TRC-SSMLets an agency add and manage its own users itself, without coming back to you. Yes
UTC-AGAShares your full certification package with an agency that asks for it. Yes
UTC-AADRecords a dated, auditable entry whenever you deny an access request. Yes
Showing representative requirements from the CDS standard. NYLE meets the full set.
What you get

One source of authorization data. Every format agencies require.

  • Agencies access your current data themselvesOn demand, with no per-request scramble on your side.
  • One update, both formatsA single source keeps human- and machine-readable output in sync.
  • A public trust center pageYour service list, security objectives, and scope, openly inspectable.
  • A full access log and historyWho accessed what, and when — retrievable by each party.
  • Versioned history with quarterly deltasThree years of authorization-data versions, available to authorized parties.
  • Control over what's sharedDesignate content as included or withheld, and deny access where needed.
  • A status pageCurrent availability and historical uptime for your trust center.
api-documentation
GET/api/trust-centeroffering info
GET/api/servicesservice list + scope
GET/api/documents/{id}/versions3-yr history
POST/api/access-requestssubmit request
JSON YAML XML human-readable

Mandated for FedRAMP 20X. Ready for every federal authorization.

The trust center requirements start with FedRAMP 20X, and NYLE meets them today. The same platform supports your other federal authorizations as your portfolio grows.

FedRAMP 20X FedRAMP Rev5 DoD SRG / IL NIST 800-171
Who it's for

For companies that hold a federal authorization — or are working toward one.

NYLE Trust Center is the platform you run to maintain and share your authorization data. Your agencies are the ones who consume it — they self-serve from your trust center, so the work comes off your plate.

Already authorized

Maintain it without the manual overhead

Keep your services, objectives, scope, and artifacts current in one place. Your agencies pull what they need on demand — no more emailing a package every time one asks, and no stale documents to chase.

Working toward authorization

Stand up a compliant trust center early

Meet the trust center requirements from day one and grow into them as your authorization matures — built for federal authorizations from the start, so you're never retrofitting later.

Meet the standard agencies now expect.

See how NYLE Trust Center exposes your authorization data the way FedRAMP 20X requires — and the way agencies want to consume it.

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