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Verify: The 72-hour clock doesn't stop for forensic triage.

BOD 26-04's critical tier gives you three days to remediate — and requires forensic triage inside that same window, before the patch goes in. Not after. The directive is explicit about why: patching a vulnerability removes the flaw, not an attacker who already used it to get in. If compromise happened first, the fix without the check just secures a beachhead someone else already holds.

This is the most time-critical requirement in the entire directive, and the most underserved category in the market today. Verify exists to close that gap — connecting you to the forensic triage, compromise assessment, and incident-response capacity that can move at the speed BOD 26-04 demands.

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What Verify covers

The subcategories, in practitioner terms.

Forensic triage

Evidence gathering and compromise determination inside the remediation window.

Compromise assessment

Point-in-time and retrospective assessment of whether exploitation already occurred.

Continuous monitoring

Validation that remediation held and the environment stayed clean.

Evidence collection & reporting

Chain-of-custody-grade artifacts for federal and FedRAMP documentation.

Compliance mappingMaps to the BOD 26-04 forensic triage requirement, FedRAMP VDR forensic-capable response, and incident-escalation obligations under both regimes.

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