Dragnet

• Baseline cybersecurity assessments
• Vulnerability assessments
• NIST/CMMC/DFARS
• Preparation for IT audits
• Enforcement and regulatory issues of the five essential compliance program elements: leadership, risk assessment, standards and controls, training and communication, and oversight.
• Specialized Compliance Frameworks SOC 2, PCI-DSS

• Active program manager during CMMC Certification audit
• Streamlined processes
• Resource Optimization
• Scalability and Adaptability
• Incident Response Preparedness
• Long-term sustainability
• Process and Mapping

Specializing in performing penetration test assessments. These external experts have no inherent bias or preconceived notions about your systems. They approach your platforms, applications and infrastructure as an outsider with little to no knowledge of internal systems and processes, much like an actual attacker would.

The CMMC model requires not only the presence of policies but also the implementation of corresponding technical controls and supporting documentation to demonstrate that the policies are actively enforced. Without this, organizations will likely fall short during an audit, putting their certifications—and ultimately their contract at risk.  To avoid this, organizations must take deliberate steps to synchronize their policies with actual practices. 

Safeguard your data from every angle. A strong Written Information Security Plan (WISP) documents physical, technical, and administrative safeguards to protect sensitive customer data. A WISP looks at:

• Physical Safeguards: Control access to facilities and devices to protect data from physical threats
• Technical Safeguards: Secure systems with firewalls, encryption, regular updates and monitoring
• Administrative Safeguards: Train staff on security practices, assign access by role and document policies.