FEDERAL
Federal government
Civilian agencies and federal programs running market research, sources-sought, or a set-aside procurement.
- UEI, CAGE, and nine NAICS codes
- VOSB, SDVOSB and SDB designations
- Capability statement without a sales call
Four very different buyers, four different conversations
A contracting officer and a small-business owner need almost nothing in common from a security vendor. We keep these paths separate on purpose, because the alternative is a page that speaks to nobody.
Choose the path that matches you
Each of these pages carries one audience, one set of proof, and one call to action.
DIBCMMC
Defense industrial base
Primes and subcontractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information under a DFARS flowdown.
- CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 readiness
- Enclave scoping that cuts cost
- Monitoring evidence as a by-product
ENTERPRISE
Commercial enterprise
Regulated and high-consequence organizations with a security function that needs capability, not headcount.
- Red teaming against a live detection stack
- Identity and Zero Trust programs
- AI security assessment
SMB
Small & mid-sized business
No dedicated security staff, and an insurer, a client, or a regulator now asking questions.
- Plain-English scoping
- Managed detection without a SOC of your own
- Fixed scope, no surprise invoices
Not sure which of these you are?
Most organizations sit across two of them. Tell us the obligation and the deadline and we will work out the rest.