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Step 3 of 7 · Scope your assessment

Map where your FCI lives.

If an asset touches federal contract information, it is in scope. Cedar Ridge Machine Works, LLC mapped its people, devices, places, and vendors from a few setup answers, confirmed each suggested row, and recorded the scope fact about the shop floor: it holds no FCI, so it sits outside the boundary. Charlie can also interview you and fill this in over chat.

People in scope

  • Owner and Affirming Official
    Full access, holds admin rights in Microsoft 365
  • Two estimators
    Open and edit federal quotes and drawings
  • Office administrator
    Read only on federal files, manages the visitor log
  • Shop lead
    Federal quoting access, no admin rights

Devices & apps in scope

  • Microsoft 365 Business Premium tenant
    The Cedar Ridge Federal Programs enclave
  • 12 managed Windows 11 workstations
    Enrolled in Intune, Defender enforced
  • Shop floor estimating PC
    Connects to the tenant over the company VPN only
  • SharePoint Online and Exchange Online
    The company file share and mail

Places in scope

  • Main office, Bend OR
    Controlled area, locked server closet, visitor escort

Vendors in scope

  • Microsoft 365
    Email, files, and identity; responsibilities documented on the Microsoft trust portal
  • High Desert IT Services
    Managed IT support with admin access to the tenant

Kept out of scope

  • Shop floor CNC machines and network
    Hold no FCI, separated with no inbound internet, so out of scope

The real step requires the vendor list: add at least one external service provider or attest you have none before step 4 opens.

The platform maps your people, devices, places, and vendors from a few setup answers, so your scope is accurate and defensible. Start free, or book a call.