What 360 Advanced offers, and what it publishes
360 Advanced sells SOC 2 examinations, ISO 27001, 27701 and 42001 audits, FedRAMP and GovRAMP assessments, HITRUST and PCI work, and a NIST AI Risk Management Framework assessment. The firm says it is a Florida-licensed CPA firm, with its consulting in a separate company. It also says compliance software platforms cannot sell or bundle its SOC examinations.
360 Advanced does not publish a price. Its pricing page returns an error and every service page leads to a contact form. It does not name an accreditation body on its ISO or FedRAMP pages. It does not publish its indemnity cover, or any case of helping a client through a breach.
360 Advanced's homepage badge reads CyberAB RPO, the consulting tier of the CMMC scheme, not C3PAO, the tier that issues certificates. Its Compliance Alliance names software partners Drata, Vanta, Compyl and Archer, but does not publish the referral or compensation terms. We could not check its Florida CPA licence or company record, because both state registers were unreachable.
Strengths
- Genuine, named core credential: a Florida-licensed CPA firm (AD67897) registered with the PCAOB for SOC 2 attest work, structurally separated from its non-attest cybersecurity consulting arm under an AICPA alternative-practice structure.
- A specific, published independence policy: states GRC platforms cannot sell or bundle its SOC examinations, and that fees, scope and conclusions are set independently of any platform partnership.
- Broad federal- and regulated-sector service line (FedRAMP/GovRAMP, CMMC-adjacent advisory, HITRUST, PCI-QSA, HIPAA/GLBA/MARS-E) with named industry pages for financial services, government, healthcare and software/data.
Things to check
- We could not read the Florida registers. Ask for its company details and accountancy licence.
- It markets ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and ISO 42001 certification audits and FedRAMP 3PAO assessment without naming any accreditation body or scope anywhere on those pages, so the accreditation implied by that marketing (especially for the newer ISO 42001 AI-management standard) is not confirmed.
- Its own homepage accreditation badge reads 'CyberAB RPO' (Registered Provider Organization), the CMMC scheme's consulting-only tier, not 'C3PAO', so it is not shown to hold the tier required to issue CMMC certifications, despite hosting a page that walks through the CMMC certification process.
- No pricing, rate card or worked fee example is published anywhere on the site, and no professional-indemnity/errors-and-omissions insurance cover is disclosed.
Common questions
Does 360 Advanced publish its fees?
No. There is no price list, rate card or worked example. Its pricing page returns an error, and each service page leads to a contact form.
Is 360 Advanced accredited for its ISO 42001 and FedRAMP work?
It does not say. Neither its ISO page nor its FedRAMP page names an accreditation body. We could not search ANAB's directory to confirm or rule it out.
Can 360 Advanced issue CMMC certifications?
Not that its site shows. Its homepage badge reads CyberAB RPO, the consulting tier of the CMMC scheme, not C3PAO, the tier that issues certificates. It also hosts a page on the CMMC certification process.
Are its CPA licence and company record confirmed?
No. The firm states a Florida CPA licence and PCAOB registration. We could not confirm the licence or its company record, because both Florida registers were unreachable.
Evidence for each 360 Advanced score
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Notes behind each thing to check
- We could not read the Florida registers. Ask for its company details and accountancy licence. (Direct curl to myfloridalicense.com returned HTTP 500; direct curl to search.sunbiz.org hit a Cloudflare-style challenge; Bright Data itself returned x-brd-error-code policy_20140 (DBPR needs KYC/robots.txt clearance) and refused Sunbiz as a Government-classified domain, all checked 2026-09-20.)
- It markets ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and ISO 42001 certification audits and FedRAMP 3PAO assessment without naming any accreditation body or scope anywhere on those pages, so the accreditation implied by that marketing (especially for the newer ISO 42001 AI-management standard) is not confirmed. (Raw-HTML search of https://360advanced.com/our-services/iso-certifications/ and https://360advanced.com/fedramp/ (fetched 2026-09-20) found zero occurrences of 'accredit', 'ANAB' or 'A2LA'; ANAB's own directory search tool returned no queryable results to a direct or Bright Data fetch in this pass.)
- Its own homepage accreditation badge reads 'CyberAB RPO' (Registered Provider Organization), the CMMC scheme's consulting-only tier, not 'C3PAO', so it is not shown to hold the tier required to issue CMMC certifications, despite hosting a page that walks through the CMMC certification process. (Image filename 'CyberAB_RPO-Logo.png' and alt text "CyberAB" on https://360advanced.com/ (fetched 2026-09-20); the raw text of https://360advanced.com/cmmc/ names no accrediting body and does not itself claim C3PAO status.)
- No pricing, rate card or worked fee example is published anywhere on the site, and no professional-indemnity/errors-and-omissions insurance cover is disclosed. (https://360advanced.com/our-services/pricing/ returns HTTP 404 (checked 2026-09-20); no insurance/indemnity language found on the homepage, who-we-are, or SOC 2 service pages reviewed in this pass.)
| Criterion | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Help when things go wrong | No published case studies, disclosed outcomes, or named practitioners describing support through a client data breach, security incident or regulatory inquiry were found on 360advanced.com's client-stories, blog or about pages (checked 2026-09-20); the firm positions itself as an assessor/attestor, not an incident-response provider. | |
| Qualifications of the people who do the work | Florida CPA licence AD67897 and PCAOB registration are stated on the firm's own site for 360 Advanced, Inc.'s attest work, but self-reported only, the Florida DBPR licence register and Sunbiz entity register were both unreachable, so neither is independently confirmed. Separately, its ISO 27001/27701/42001 'certification' and FedRAMP '3PAO' marketing names no accreditation body (no ANAB, no A2LA) anywhere, and its homepage badge reads 'CyberAB RPO' (Registered Provider Organization, a consulting-only CMMC tier), not 'C3PAO', so no verified accreditation was found for any of the certification schemes it markets. | |
| What it publishes about fees | No pricing, rate card or worked fee example is published anywhere on the site; a dedicated /our-services/pricing/ path returns HTTP 404 and every service page routes to a contact form (checked 2026-09-20). | |
| Knowledge of your sector | Named industry pages for financial services, government, healthcare and software/data, plus sector-specific services (HIPAA/HITECH, GLBA, MARS-E, FedRAMP/GovRAMP), but no named sector-lead practitioners or published sector case outcomes were found in this pass. | |
| Independence from what it sells | A published article states 360 Advanced does not let GRC platforms sell or bundle its SOC examinations, and that examination fees, scope and conclusions are set independently by its own examination team under an AICPA alternative-practice structure separating attest work (360 Advanced, Inc.) from non-attest consulting (360 Advanced Cybersecurity, LLC). Its 'Compliance Alliance' does list GRC-platform partners (Drata, Vanta, Compyl, Archer), though referral/compensation terms for that alliance are not disclosed. | |
| Who carries the risk if the advice is wrong | No professional-indemnity/errors-and-omissions insurance cover, liability cap, or client-incident support commitment is disclosed anywhere on 360advanced.com in this research pass (checked 2026-09-20). |
Sources for 360 Advanced
- 360 Advanced, Inc. states it holds Florida CPA licence number AD67897 and is registered with the PCAOB for its attest work. (Florida CPA licence AD67897; PCAOB-registered) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
- 360 Advanced operates two separate legal entities under an AICPA alternative practice structure. (360 Advanced, Inc. (attest/CPA) + 360 Advanced Cybersecurity, LLC (non-attest)) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
- 360 Advanced publishes a policy stating it does not let GRC platforms sell or bundle its SOC report examinations, and that examination fees/scope/conclusions are set independently by its own examination team. (Published independence/impartiality policy for SOC examinations) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
- 360 Advanced markets ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and ISO 42001 certification audit services; its dedicated page for this contains no mention of an accreditation body. (0 mentions of 'accredited'/'ANAB' on the ISO-services page) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
- 360 Advanced's homepage displays a 'CyberAB RPO' (Registered Provider Organization) badge, the CMMC ecosystem's consulting-only tier, not the 'C3PAO' assessor/certifier tier. (CyberAB RPO status shown, not C3PAO) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
- 360 Advanced's FedRAMP page states it is a designated Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) but names no accrediting body or certificate/accreditation-schedule number. (3PAO claimed; accreditor unnamed on-page) (360advanced.com, checked 20 September 2026)
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