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Coordinate state security requirements, evidence, supplier review and accountable decisions while protecting public services and citizen data.
Overview
Government agencies at every level — federal, state, and local — face relentless cyber threats from nation-states, hacktivists, and organized crime. With strict compliance requirements like FedRAMP, CMMC, and NIST 800-171, and the critical nature of government services, agencies need security partners who understand the unique dynamics of public sector cybersecurity.
Key Challenges
Government systems are primary targets for advanced persistent threats (APTs) from foreign intelligence services seeking classified information.
Navigating overlapping frameworks — NIST, FedRAMP, CMMC, FISMA, CJIS — with different requirements for different data classifications.
Agencies manage massive volumes of citizen PII including tax records, Social Security data, health information, and criminal justice data.
Many critical government systems run on decades-old technology that is difficult to secure and expensive to replace.
Our Solutions
End-to-end CMMC preparation for defense contractors including gap assessment, SSP development, POA&M management, and C3PAO audit readiness.
FedRAMP readiness assessments, 3PAO coordination, continuous monitoring implementation, and authorization package development.
Zero trust implementation aligned with OMB M-22-09 and NIST 800-207, including identity-centric security and micro-segmentation.
Government-specific IR planning, tabletop exercises, CISA coordination, and breach notification procedures compliant with federal requirements.
Schedule a free consultation with our Government cybersecurity specialists and get a customized security roadmap for your organization.
Build an agency program around California SAM, SIMM and Cal-Secure or the supported New York, Texas, Virginia and Washington reference packages. Record applicability, assign accountable owners and preserve the source edition behind each decision.
Prepare reviewed SSP and reporting drafts, supplier and AI disclosures, public-records work and leadership briefings. Start with licensed manual workflows; qualify cloud sources, external delivery and AI providers separately. Reference coverage is explicit, and agency approval remains a separate decision.
