CMMC, FedRAMP, and GovRAMP readiness consulting for contractors and cloud providers, with gap assessments, control implementation, and assessment evidence.
Selling to the government means meeting a named standard and then proving it to an outside authority. We do the work before that day arrives. For each program we fix your boundary, whether that is a small enclave, your whole enterprise, or a cloud service, then run a gap assessment against the standard in force. We write the system security plan and remediation plan, build an evidence package an assessor can follow, close what is open, and rehearse the assessment so your people can speak to their own controls. The five focused services share one method and one principal: understand the requirement, find the gaps, build the controls, organize the evidence, and practice the review. Pick the one whose assessor you will face. Every engagement runs Scope, Assess, Report, and Validate, and because a CMMC Certified Assessor who prepares you cannot also judge you, we stay on the readiness side.
Defense contractors whose contracts carry the government’s requirements to safeguard sensitive information and report incidents. Cloud service providers pursuing federal, state, local, or education authorization so they can sell to government customers. System owners building or renewing an authorization package for a federal system. Most arrive with a solicitation, a customer deadline, or a security score they need to raise.
We begin with the document that created the obligation: the cybersecurity requirement in your defense contract, the agency or state customer’s demand, or the memo that categorized your system. From it we fix the standard, the assessment type, the system boundary, and who will judge the result, then record all of it in a scoping memo before any control is reviewed.
We walk each requirement and control with the person who owns it and inspect the real configuration, not a questionnaire: how identities sign in, how devices are hardened, how the cloud is set up, how logs are kept, and how encryption is handled. Every gap is scored the way the program scores it, given an owner, and paired with a fix.
You keep a system security plan, a remediation plan, a policy set, and an evidence index organized the way the program expects, plus a readiness memo that says what is done, what is open, and what the assessor will ask. We run a mock assessment or dry run, retest the closed items, and date the evidence.
CMMC Level 2 readiness consulting with gap assessment, system security plans, remediation planning, evidence preparation, and mock assessments.
From $12,000
Scope, pricing & FAQsFedRAMP 20x readiness consulting for cloud providers, including path selection, gap assessment, security validation, and machine-readable evidence.
From $18,000
Scope, pricing & FAQsGovRAMP readiness consulting for state, local, and education cloud sales, with scope selection, gap assessment, and evidence preparation.
From $9,000
Scope, pricing & FAQsControl selection and tailoring, assessment against the official procedures, and a complete authorization package built to NIST 800-53 for federal systems.
From $18,000
Scope, pricing & FAQsMapping where sensitive information lives, a scoped gap assessment against NIST 800-171 with the DoD scoring method, SSP and POA&M, and your score submission.
From $7,500
Scope, pricing & FAQsThe selected services, deliverables, access requirements, and any follow-up validation are agreed in your engagement scope.
A focused conversation. A clear scope. A practical path to stronger security.
