We connect cybersecurity requirements to the systems, controls, documentation, and people needed to carry them out. The goal is a security posture that works in daily operations and can be explained under review.
Discuss a security requirement ↗
Engagement scope is matched to your requirements.
Here is what that work can include.
Establish the applicable scope, assess gaps, and organize the work needed to improve readiness against defined requirements.
A scoped gap assessment, prioritized remediation plan, evidence inventory, and implementation responsibilities.
Identify exposure across the environment and connect security decisions to business and mission impact.
Risk findings, design recommendations, and a prioritized security improvement roadmap.
Identify and evaluate vulnerabilities, coordinate remediation, and validate fixes within the agreed scope.
A vulnerability register, remediation priorities, ownership, and verification records.
Build defensive measures into network architecture and system configuration. Align access, segmentation, and baseline settings to operating requirements.
Security configuration records, implemented controls, and validation against the agreed baseline.
Define how the organization recognizes, escalates, contains, and recovers from a security event.
Response procedures, roles and contact paths, and exercise findings when included in scope.
Equip users and administrators to carry out their security responsibilities in the environment they actually operate.
Role-specific training material, delivery, and participation records as scoped.
Readiness and implementation support do not constitute a CMMC certification assessment. Assessment services and certification decisions belong to authorized assessment organizations.
An organization is preparing for a customer security requirement. The work could begin with scope and gap analysis, then proceed through remediation, documentation, evidence organization, and readiness review.
Define the requirement and boundary first. Assign ownership. Implement controls, retain useful evidence, and verify that the organization can sustain the process.