Senior architects serving businesses, schools, and government agencies, with a specialist practice in CMMC and GCC High for the Defense Industrial Base.
What we do
Nine practice areas spanning Microsoft 365, server and identity infrastructure, cybersecurity testing, and custom application development, for commercial organizations, schools, government agencies, and Defense Industrial Base contractors alike.
M365 implementation, configuration, and licensing for commercial, government, and DIB customers. Tenant licensing strategy, identity, productivity, and security posture, based in Microsoft best practice.
Windows Server and Active Directory deployment, health checks, and ongoing administration, scoped around the hybrid identity infrastructure that connects to your Microsoft 365 tenant.
Gap assessments against NIST SP 800-171(a) r2, control implementation, System Security Plan authoring, and POA&M management. Audit-ready evidence packages, not checkbox slideshows.
Tenant strategy, content migration, identity cutover, and hardening for Microsoft 365 GCC High. Built around CUI handling, DFARS 252.204-7012, and the operational realities of small DIB shops.
Entra ID, Conditional Access, Intune, and Purview DLP configured to enforce the controls your assessor will look for. Day-to-day operations and ongoing posture management.
External and internal vulnerability scanning and hands-on penetration testing performed by our own team. Network, web application, and Microsoft 365 security testing.
Fractional security leadership for organizations that need senior judgment without a full-time CISO. Policy authoring, incident response readiness, and a steady hand through audits.
Business applications built on Power Platform, SharePoint, Teams, and Azure. Software that inherits your existing Microsoft 365 identity and governance instead of creating a new island of data.
Verasor works across the Microsoft ecosystem: 365, servers and identity infrastructure, cybersecurity testing, and custom applications built on top of it. What ties the work together is the platform, not a generic service menu. If you need a tier-1 helpdesk answering day-to-day tickets, that is not us.
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.
FIPS validation attaches to cryptographic modules, so teams must verify the specific Windows and service modules that Microsoft 365 endpoints use and document them against CMMC SC.L2-3.13.11 and SC.L2-3.13.10.
DFARS 252.204-7012 sets a 72-hour cyber incident reporting clock that starts at discovery and requires DIB contractors to submit a DIBNet report, preserve evidence for 90 days, and submit malware to DC3 when found.
Pick your CMMC target by contract and data type, not preference; FCI points to Level 1, CUI drives Level 2, and only select programs require Level 3 with added 800-172 safeguards and a DCMA DIBCAC government assessment.
CMMC puts a named executive on the record in SPRS each year, and after key assessment events, to affirm continuing implementation of all required security controls across the assessed scope.
We will give you a straight read on where you stand, what it will take to close the gap, and how long that work realistically runs.