V7 Go has achieved GovRAMP Core status and is listed on the GovRAMP Authorized Product List under ID CR26006.
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V7 Go has achieved GovRAMP Core status. It is listed on the GovRAMP Authorized Product List under ID CR26006.
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What is GovRAMP Core?
GovRAMP started in 2020, when state and local governments had no shared way to check the security of the cloud tools they were buying. It is a nonprofit of service providers, assessors and government officials. Today it supports public agencies at every level, including higher education and K-12.
GovRAMP Core is the program’s foundational verification. It checks 60 foundational security controls aligned to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 and the Moderate Impact Level baseline. The review is done by the GovRAMP PMO, not as a self-attestation. They look at documentation, scan results and the security program. Products that pass go on the Authorized Product List, and they stay there through quarterly continuous monitoring.
This is separate from Ready and Authorized statuses, which involve an independent assessment by a Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO). Core is a validated baseline below that.
Why it matters for state and local teams
For state and local agencies, and for the partners who work with them, the point is practical. Procurement and security teams need evidence before a tool can work with public data. The APL is how government buyers find products that have already been through that review. Participating Governments can also request a provider’s continuous monitoring profile through GovRAMP, with the provider’s approval.
With V7 Go on the list, agencies can bring it into procurement with the security review already done.
“This is a major milestone for our work with state and local government customers. It shows that V7 Go meets a rigorous, independently verified security standard, and it opens doors with public sector who need that assurance before they can work with us.”
Sasha Wierzbicka
Platform Engineering Manager at V7.
What V7 Go does
Governments run on contracts, permits, grants, inspection reports, public records and policy. V7 Go puts AI agents on those files to extract what matters, cross-check it across documents, and link every answer to the page it came from. Reviewers can check the source before they act.
GovRAMP Core builds on the rest of V7’s security program: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, EU AI Act and GDPR. There is more on our Security page and in the Trust Center.
How to get started
If you work with documents in state or local government, or alongside public sector teams, you can book a live demo. If the use case looks like a fit, we’ll build a custom proof of concept on your sample data, free of charge. It usually takes a few days.
V7 Go is also on the GovRAMP Authorized Product List.
