SDVOSB · Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Zero Trust, enforced where it actually counts.
Most security vendors sell Zero Trust as an agent or a login page. We build it into the network itself — every device identified, postured, and authorized before it is allowed to communicate.
What we do best
Zero Trust & Network Access Control
Identity and device trust enforced in the network fabric, not bolted on at the endpoint.
Cisco ISE Design & Deployment
Every device on the network is identified, postured, and authorized before it gets an address.
- Greenfield architecture and high-availability design
- Migration from legacy ACS / unmanaged access
- Policy baselines for profiling, posture, remediation, enforcement
- Integration with SCCM, ACAS, EPO, MDE
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Zero Trust Segmentation Architecture
A flat network becomes enforced trust boundaries that survive an audit.
- Identity-driven segmentation design
- Multi-DMZ and VRF strategy
- Phased enforcement roadmap
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Comply-to-Connect Enablement
SpecialistDoD components and their integrators get through C2C steps 1-5 on Cisco ISE.
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ISE Health Check & Rescue
A stalled, permissive, or misconfigured ISE deployment actually enforces.
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The work around the work
Access control is the spike. These are the services that make it hold up under an audit and keep running afterwards.
Identity & Access Management
The policy layer above the enforcement layer.
- RBAC & Access Policy Design
- PKI & Certificate Strategy
- SSO / Federation Integration
Assessment, Compliance & Resilience
Know where you stand, and keep running when it breaks.
- Security & Compliance Assessment
- Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Programs
Security Operations
Continuous monitoring, detection, and response.
- Managed Detection & Monitoring (SOC)
Who we serve
Two audiences, one problem
Enterprise buyers call it an audit finding and an outage risk. Government buyers call it a control failure and an ATO condition. Underneath, it is the same question: what is actually on this network, and who said it could be here?
Enterprise
You own the network and you will be the one explaining the outage. We stage enforcement so that conversation never happens — phased rollout, tested rollback, help desk briefed before anything changes.
Healthcare, finance, manufacturing, retail, higher education →
Government
Comply-to-Connect steps 1–5 on Cisco ISE, integrated with the tooling already in the environment. SDVOSB certified and SAM registered, working as a subcontractor to primes who need the access control scope covered.
DoD & defense industrial base, federal civilian, SLED →
How it runs
Monitor mode is a stage, not a destination
Most access control deployments never reach enforcement — they log everything, authorise everything, and quietly block nothing for years. Every phase of our method exists to make the step to enforcement survivable.
- 1
Discover
What is actually on the network?
- 2
Design
What should be allowed, and who decides?
- 3
Prove
What would have happened if this were enforcing?
- 4
Enforce
Can we turn this on without an outage?
- 5
Sustain
Will this still be working in a year?
Is your network access control actually enforcing?
A surprising number of deployments sit in monitor mode for years. Eight questions will tell you which side of that line you are on. Two minutes, scored instantly, nothing sent anywhere.
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