The frameworks federal programs are held to, at the size of your business.
FISMA, NIST RMF, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, FIPS 140 and STIGs are not marketing words here — they are how the work is scoped, evidenced and handed over. Consulting and staffing, with credentialed professionals.
Service areas
Security assessment and authorisation under NIST SP 800-37, 800-53 and 800-53A, vulnerability assessments, compliance documentation and continuous monitoring.
Enterprise architecture implementation, IT governance, strategy alignment and infrastructure management.
Security strategy and the policy that has to survive an auditor reading it.
Making the tooling and the process agree across an estate.
Programs that keep people current rather than merely compliant.
Architecture and engineering across network and systems.
Preparation, and the response when preparation runs out.
Planning for the day the estate is not available.
Why the framework list matters
Anyone can say they take security seriously. Naming the standard says what the work will actually produce: an assessment package, an authorisation boundary, a POA&M, evidence an auditor recognises.
Start with an assessment
Tell us the estate and the obligation you are working to — an insurance renewal, a contract requirement, an audit finding — and we will tell you where you stand.