Representative Engagements
Client identities stay confidential under our engagement agreements. What the work involved, and what it produced, does not have to be a secret. Each one is a full write-up, free to read and free to forward.
Outcomes That Protect Contracts.
These describe the scope and shape of real work. Exact figures are banded deliberately — a number without its context is marketing, not evidence.
Security Tools Are Not a Compliance Program
EDR and SIEM are real controls doing real work. They also answer a fraction of the assessment objectives, and leave policy, process, evidence, the SSP and the POA&M untouched. What it took to turn a tool purchase into a program — and the licensing change, found a month in, that paid for most of it.
Read the case study →Doubling in Size Without Redrawing the Compliance Boundary
Compliance for a DIB manufacturer is usually quoted as a migration to GCC High. For a shop this size that was cost-prohibitive and would have stopped production. What the alternative looked like, why the enclave was scoped enterprise-wide against the client’s own plan, and why the network turned out to be the hard part.
Read the case study →Confidential Clients, Concrete Answers
Why you will not find named logos here
Our clients are defense suppliers with contractual confidentiality obligations, and several are in the middle of assessments. Publishing a client list would be a small marketing gain for us and a real exposure for them. When a client has approved being named, we name them. Until then we describe the work and let it stand on its own.
What to ask us instead
- How the boundary was drawn in a shop of roughly your size, and why
- What the documentation burden actually looked like month by month
- Which controls caused the most friction on the shop floor, and how the sequencing handled it
- What we got wrong on an engagement and what changed as a result
We will answer all four on a readiness call, in specifics. That is a more useful test of a provider than a wall of logos.
Book a CMMC Readiness Call
Thirty minutes. We review your contract requirements, identify your top compliance gaps, and give you a realistic timeline to audit readiness. No pitch decks, no obligation.
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