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FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring with ThreatHawk SIEM

Use ThreatHawk SIEM for FedRAMP AU logging, ConMon telemetry, investigation evidence.

Published: September 2026 Solutions · ThreatHawk · FedRAMP 8–12 min read

ThreatHawk SIEM helps cloud service providers operationalize FedRAMP AU logging and continuous monitoring — collecting, correlating, retaining, and exporting security telemetry assessors and authorizing officials expect.

Canonical product URL: /solutions/threathawk-siem/fedramp. Related: FedRAMP hub · ThreatHawk overview.

Not a 3PAO substitute: ThreatHawk strengthens evidence and detection. Independent assessment and authorization decisions remain with accredited 3PAOs and authorizing officials.

FedRAMP Use Cases

ConMon Fit

Pair ThreatHawk with vulnerability scanning outputs and POA&M tracking so monthly reporting is evidence-backed. Remediation windows commonly referenced in FedRAMP ConMon are 30 days (high) / 90 days (moderate) / 180 days (low) — see the POA&M guide.

Preparing for FedRAMP 20x

Machine-readable telemetry and repeatable detection evidence align with 20x’s direction toward KSIs and automated validation. Start by making today’s Rev 5 AU/ConMon story reproducible.

How CyberSilo Helps

Instrument FedRAMP ConMon with ThreatHawk

Scope log sources, retention, and assessor exports against your baseline and boundary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ThreatHawk grant FedRAMP authorization?

No. It supports logging and monitoring evidence. Authorization requires the FedRAMP process, 3PAO assessment, and an authorizing official.

Can we use an existing SIEM instead?

Yes if it meets AU and ConMon evidence needs. ThreatHawk is CyberSilo’s integrated path.

Is this the old ConMon blog?

ConMon requirements live at /fedramp-continuous-monitoring-requirements. This page is the ThreatHawk product sub-route for FedRAMP.

ThreatHawk · ConMon requirements · AU logging · FedRAMP hub