Industries · Defense
Secure your DoD contracts
CMMC, NIST 800-171, and DFARS 252.204-7012 decide who gets to bid and who keeps their contracts. We deliver the compliance program and the IT operation behind it — from gap assessment to DIBCAC-ready.
Schedule a ConsultationWhy it matters
Defense contractors and subcontractors must comply with CMMC, NIST 800-171, and DFARS 252.204-7012 to bid on and maintain DoD contracts. That means protecting CUI, reporting cyber incidents within 72 hours, and proving it all with documentation an assessor will accept.
Services for defense contractors
CMMC Consulting & Roadmapping
From gap assessment to remediation and audit preparation — staged so the highest-impact controls land first.
Learn moreSecurity Assessments
Vulnerability assessments and compliance gap analyses that map findings directly to DFARS 252.204-7012 and CMMC.
Learn moreFramework Consulting
NIST 800-171's 110 controls translated into a plan your team can actually execute.
Learn moreManaged IT Services
Helpdesk, endpoint monitoring, backup and recovery, and 24/7 security operations — all US-based.
Learn moreCloud & Infrastructure
On-prem, hybrid, and government cloud architectures with CUI network segmentation and compliance mapping.
Learn morePolicy Development
Incident response plans, access control policies, and data handling standards that meet DoD contract requirements.
Learn moreOur approach
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Discovery & Gap Assessment
NIST 800-171 control mapping, SSP and POA&M review, and a hard look at how CUI actually flows through your environment.
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Roadmap Development
A staged Do Now / Do Next / Do Later plan — quick wins like MFA first, structural work scheduled around your contract timelines.
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Remediation & Implementation
Segmentation, monitoring, hardening, and the documentation trail that proves each control — without disrupting delivery.
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Ongoing Management
Continuous monitoring, patching, compliance reviews, and subcontractor supply-chain assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need CMMC certification?
If you handle CUI or FCI anywhere in the defense industrial base — prime or subcontractor — yes. CMMC requirements are in DoD solicitations now, and certification determines eligibility.
What does DFARS 252.204-7012 require?
Two things: safeguard CUI according to NIST 800-171, and report cyber incidents to the DoD within 72 hours. Both require infrastructure and process most contractors don't have on day one — that's the gap we close.
Can you support ITAR requirements?
Yes — ITAR-controlled environments get isolated systems, access restricted to US persons, and the documentation to prove both. Our 100% US-based delivery model also keeps your supply chain clean.
We have an internal IT team. How does this work?
Co-managed is our most common defense engagement: your team keeps daily operations, we run the compliance program — assessments, documentation, remediation guidance, and assessor-facing preparation.
Can you guarantee we'll pass?
No provider can guarantee certification, and you should be wary of any that promise it. What we deliver is the preparation that makes passing the expected outcome: real controls, real evidence, mock audits before the real one.
Ready to secure your DoD contracts?
Start with a CMMC readiness assessment — know your level, your gaps, and your timeline before the contract clock makes the decision for you.
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