Government & Defense

One failed CMMC assessment can end a contract you spent years winning.

Federal and defense contractors don't just compete on price and performance — they compete on whether they can prove, to the letter, that Controlled Unclassified Information never leaves a secured environment. We build the security posture that keeps your contracts, your clearances, and your reputation intact.

CMMC Level 2 · NIST 800-53 · FedRAMP · Denver, CO & Washington, D.C.

Contracts Are Lost In Moments, Not Meetings

It only takes one moment of exposure

01

One unpatched VPN appliance

is the entry point most CUI breaches actually start from.
02

One missed SSP update

can fail a CMMC assessment before an assessor looks at anything else.
03

One subcontractor's weak link

flows risk straight into your prime contract.
What Keeps You Up At Night

The risks that actually threaten your business

CMMC & FedRAMP disqualification

A failed assessment doesn't just cost remediation time. It can disqualify you from bidding on the contracts your business depends on.

Nation-state & APT targeting

Government and defense contractors are a direct line to sensitive data, and advanced persistent threats treat you accordingly.

Legacy systems, modern threats

Long procurement and patch cycles leave gaps that attackers exploit long before your next scheduled update.

Anatomy Of A Federal Contractor Incident

What happens from first alert to full recovery

CUI-handling environments get a response built for classification and continuity, not a generic corporate playbook.

Step 1

Detect

Monitoring tuned to CUI-handling systems flags anomalous access before it becomes exfiltration.

Step 2

Contain

Affected systems are isolated without disrupting classified-adjacent operations that can't go down.

Step 3

Investigate & Document

Findings are documented the way DoD and federal primes expect to see them, not reconstructed later.

Step 4

Report & Remediate

Required disclosures are prepared alongside a remediation plan that keeps your contract eligibility intact.

Built For Federal Contractors

Compliance documentation examiners and primes can actually rely on

We build the control mapping, evidence, and audit trail your DoD and federal primes require — so your next assessment confirms what you already know: you're ready.

CMMC Level 2 NIST 800-53 NIST 800-171 FedRAMP IRS Pub. 4812
Certifications

Held by the team protecting your business

Company-level certifications shown below; see the full list and audit history on the Certifications page.

CMMC Level 2

Confidential Unclassified Information handling

SOC 2 Type II

Independently audited security controls

ISO/IEC 27001

Information security management system

NIST SP 800-171

Controlled unclassified information protection

CMMC and SOC 2 seals shown are custom-designed here (no verified right to display the official trademarked badge); ISO and NIST marks are stylized representations.

Common Questions

Straight answers about Government & Defense security

We're mid-way through a CMMC Level 2 self-assessment. Can you pick up from where we are?

Yes. We run a gap assessment against your current SSP and POA&M, tell you exactly what's missing, and build from what you already have instead of starting over.

Does working with an outside vendor put our CUI at more risk, not less?

We hold CMMC Level 2 ourselves, which means our own handling of your data meets the same bar we're helping you reach. You're not handing sensitive information to a vendor operating below your required standard.

What happens if we fail a C3PAO assessment?

We help you build the POA&M, prioritize remediation, and prepare for reassessment. Most failures come from documentation gaps, not fundamental security failures, and those are fixable on a defined timeline.

Talk To Someone Who Knows Your Industry

Get a security plan built for how you actually operate

No generic playbooks. Speak with a cybersecurity expert who understands your
industry's regulations, threats, and operational constraints.

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