Solution · FedRAMP / CMMC
For FedRAMP and CMMC assessments, Microfilm captures your QA testing, signs each record, and maps it to the control it supports — so when an assessor asks for proof, you export an assessor-ready package instead of assembling one.
Assessments in FedRAMP and CMMC environments turn on evidence: show that a control is implemented, tested, and verifiable. Microfilm captures the QA testing behind your software, signs it, and maps each record to the control it supports — so when an assessor asks for proof, you export it instead of assembling it.
Availability · Capture and signing are free forever on the desktop app. The self-building traceability matrix and audit-package export are Team-and-up cloud features.
What Microfilm is · Microfilm is a desktop app and cloud service that records software QA testing as it happens and turns it into signed, tamper-evident, audit-ready evidence — readable by both human auditors and AI coding agents.
Microfilm helps you produce and organize the test evidence an assessment relies on. It is not a FedRAMP authorization or a CMMC certification, and naming these frameworks does not imply Microfilm holds an authorization. The assessment and authorization decision rest with your assessor and authorizing body.
The problem
Preparing for a FedRAMP or CMMC assessment usually means chasing down who tested what, hunting for screenshots, and hand-mapping evidence to controls in a spreadsheet — days of work that produces a snapshot already going stale. A missing or unattributable piece of evidence is a finding waiting to happen.
How Microfilm fits
Test cases link to the requirements and controls they help demonstrate, so each signed record sits next to the thing it is evidence for — not in a separate folder a reviewer has to reconcile by hand.
Records are captured and signed as the work happens and written to an append-only log, so the evidence is attributable and tamper-evident rather than reconstructed before the assessment.
Because the links between controls, test cases, and evidence are live, gaps show up as gaps: a control with no test, a test never run, a record gone stale. You close the hole before it becomes a finding.
Export the traceability matrix and the signed evidence behind every verdict as a structured package — ready for an assessor without reopening sessions or rebuilding history.
The evidence
For an assessment, Microfilm produces signed, append-only test records that link to the requirement and control they support, the test case executed, what the tester observed, and who attested it. The export bundles that into a traceability matrix plus the evidence behind each verdict — the organized, attributable proof an assessor expects, rather than a folder of loose screenshots.
FAQ
Naming these frameworks describes the workflows Microfilm is built for — producing and organizing assessment evidence — not an authorization or certification Microfilm holds. The assessment and authorization decision rest with your assessor and authorizing body.
It captures the QA testing behind your software, signs each record, and links it to the requirement and control it supports — so you can show a control was tested and verified with attributable, tamper-evident evidence, exported as a structured package.
Yes. Because controls, test cases, and evidence are linked live, an untested control or a stale record shows up as a visible gap in the matrix before an assessment.
Capture and signing are free on the desktop app. The self-building traceability matrix and audit-package export are cloud capabilities on the Team plan and up.
Create a workspace for your team, or download the free capture app and record your first session.