We build security into delivery: system security documentation, vulnerability remediation, and continuous monitoring that keeps systems assessment-ready.
We don’t sell security as a separate product. It is part of how we design, build, and run systems: the same team that writes the code works with your ISSO on the security plan, fixes what the scans find, and promotes releases through your change board. That keeps systems ready for assessment instead of scrambling before each one.
On a federal program, our team ran the vulnerability scans itself, with Invicti for web applications, Tenable Nessus for infrastructure, and DbProtect for databases, and fixed what they found. We used the client’s tool licenses; we don’t resell security tools or claim vendor certifications or partnerships.
Problems we help with
A system needs an authorization to operate, and the security documentation is incomplete or out of date.
Scan findings keep piling up faster than the team can fix them.
Security evidence is gathered by hand before every assessment.
Modernization work is delayed because security was treated as a final gate.
Working with your ISSO to prepare and maintain system security plans and related documentation.
Vulnerability identification and remediation
Regular scanning of web applications, infrastructure, and databases, prioritization by risk, and fixes delivered through your normal release process. We have run scans with Invicti, Tenable Nessus, and DbProtect on a federal program and remediated the findings.
Continuous monitoring support
Recurring scans, reporting, and remediation tracking so the system stays ready for assessment, including log forwarding to the agency's monitoring with Splunk Universal Forwarder.
Secure development
Code review, dependency management, and secure configuration as part of everyday engineering.
Identity integration
Single sign-on and role-based access with Okta, Login.gov, Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory, NIH SSO, or any SAML or OpenID Connect provider.
Audit trails and data privacy
A complete audit trail of who did what, when, and what changed, kept separate from diagnostic logs and protected from tampering; least-privilege access, encryption, and sensitive values kept out of logs.
How it works
How we keep a system ready for assessment
01
Plan with your ISSO
Prepare and maintain the system security plan and related documentation.
02
Scan
Web applications, infrastructure and databases, with tools such as Invicti, Tenable Nessus and DbProtect.
03
Prioritize by risk
The highest-risk findings come first; the rest are documented and tracked.
04
Fix and release
Fixes go out through your normal release process and change board.
05
Monitor and report
Remediation tracking, reporting, and log forwarding to the agency's monitoring.
Steps 2 to 5 repeat: Recurring scans keep the system ready for assessment
How security fits into delivery: the same team plans, scans, fixes and reports, and the scans keep recurring.
Since 2011 we have supported NIH's clinical research system with full technical responsibility, rebuilt it, and moved it to FedRAMP-compliant government cloud.
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