CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 compliance, penetration testing, and fractional CISO work, alongside AI automation and software we build for clients and for our own products. Senior architects with 20+ years in IT, cybersecurity, and the Microsoft ecosystem.
CMMC readiness and mock assessments against NIST SP 800-171, GCC High migration, Microsoft 365 security operations, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing by our own team, and fractional CISO advisory.
Knowledge assistants that answer staff questions from your own documents, language-model workflows with built-in checks, automation between business systems, and web applications built with AI coding agents.
IT consulting
Tenant strategy, identity, productivity, security baseline, and licensing for commercial, government, and DIB customers.
Windows Server and Active Directory deployment, health checks, and ongoing administration for the hybrid identity infrastructure behind your Microsoft 365 tenant.
Business applications built on Power Platform, SharePoint, Teams, and Azure that inherit your existing Microsoft 365 identity and governance.
Our own products
Verasor funds and builds its own software products using AI coding agents.
Runs a daily automated search across job sources, grades each posting against a user's work history with a language model, and drafts tailored documents that are checked line by line against the user's own resume.
Imports race timing data on a schedule and scores each race with a published model, so viewers can decide whether the full race is worth watching without seeing spoilers.
Answer where your environment stands on cloud tenant, identity, endpoint, data protection, audit logging, documentation, and 72-hour incident reporting. The score and gap list are produced in your browser from your answers alone; nothing is verified, sent, or stored. It is not a CMMC assessment, but it gives you a defensible starting point for a planning conversation.
A CMMC Level 2 vulnerability management program succeeds when you run risk-based scanning on a defined cadence and on new advisories, correct flaws within set timeframes, protect systems from malicious code, and keep evidence tied to the in-scope asset inventory.
A Privileged Access Workstation creates a device trust boundary for administrators of CUI systems and supports CMMC Level 2 controls for least privilege, separate non-privileged use, MFA, authorized remote admin, and logging.
DFARS 252.204-7012 sets a 72-hour deadline to report a qualifying cyber incident through DIBNet, and the mechanics matter to meet the clause and support DoD follow-up.
Defender for Endpoint runs in GCC High with distinct portals, identity endpoints, and connectivity requirements, so your plan must align to those government-cloud boundaries from the start.
We will give you a straight read on what it will take and how long the work realistically runs.