Core Service Benefits

Strategic Alignment: Navigate the complexities of EO 14028 and the latest directives to ensure your agency meets mandatory deadlines for MFA, encryption, and zero trust.

Future-Proofing: Leverage deep knowledge of NIST CSF 2.0 to transition from reactive “check-the-box” compliance to a proactive, outcome-based security posture.

Cloud Adoption, MFA, and Encryption: Accelerate the shift to secure cloud services while mitigating configuration risks and ensuring seamless integration with legacy systems.

Phishing-Resistant Defense: Deploy robust Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and end-to-end encryption to protect sensitive federal communications and identity management.

Cyber Incident Response & Software Supply Chain Security:
Establish a resilient Incident Response Plan using standardized federal playbooks to improve cross-agency coordination and recovery times.

Supply Chain Integrity: Enhance Software Supply Chain Security by implementing baseline standards and maintaining visibility into software components (SBOMs) to defend against sophisticated third-party attacks.

Continuous Risk Management (NIST RMF/CSF): Lifecycle Resilience: Implement the seven-step NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF)—Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover—to ensure risks are managed throughout the entire system lifecycle.

Enhanced Visibility: Utilize automated continuous monitoring to identify vulnerabilities in real-time, significantly reducing the window of exposure.

Audit Preparation & Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA):  Prepare systems for FISMA or FedRAMP audits with rigorous documentation and control testing, reducing the time and cost of certification.

Zero Trust Implementation: Transition from traditional perimeter security to a Zero Trust model that continuously validates every user and device, effectively minimizing lateral movement by attackers.