Industries · Regulated
Cybersecurity for government contractors.
Defense, civilian, and aerospace primes and subs. CMMC, NIST 800-171, and ITAR-aware segmentation are non-optional — but they're also operating constraints, not just compliance tasks.
- Sector
- Defense · Federal · Aero
- Frameworks
- CMMC · 800-171 · DFARS · ITAR
- Engagement
- CMMC prep + ongoing
- Citizenship
- U.S. analysts
What's included
Threats we routinely see in this sector
Nation-state IP theft
DIB primes and subs are persistent APT targets. Living-off-the-land intrusion is the norm.
Subcontractor compromise propagating up
Tier-2 and tier-3 subs as soft targets for accessing prime networks.
ITAR / export-controlled data exposure
Misclassified data flowing to non-eligible personnel via collaboration tools.
CMMC assessment readiness
C3PAO assessments rejecting evidence that doesn't meet evidentiary standard.
Continuous-monitoring obligations
ConMon expectations exceeding what most DIB orgs have stood up.
How it works
How we typically engage
- 01Start
Scope + gap assessment
CUI flow mapping, 800-171 gap, ITAR segmentation review.
- 02Quarter 1–3
Remediation
Controls + segmentation + documentation.
- 03Quarter 4+
Assessment + ongoing
C3PAO assessment + ConMon + MDR.
Outcomes
What clients in this sector walk away with
- C3PAO-ready CMMC Level 2 posture
- ITAR-aware data segmentation
- Sub-contractor flow-down language operating
- Continuous monitoring program
- U.S.-citizen SOC analysts (where required)
- Continued contract eligibility