Cyber Resilience & Zero Trust
What this practice does
Security programs fail in the gaps between tools. Cyber Resilience and Zero Trust closes those gaps with an architecture first approach: identity, device, network, application, and data controls designed to work together, then monitored and tested.
Our engineers have implemented zero trust in the most demanding government networks. We apply the same frameworks, NIST SP 800-207, CMMC, and FedRAMP, to protect commercial revenue and customer data.
What you get
- A zero trust roadmap tied to your actual environment, not a vendor slide
- Faster detection and response with fewer, better integrated tools
- Ransomware recovery you have tested, not assumed
- Audit ready evidence for CMMC, NIST, HIPAA, or PCI requirements
Capabilities
Federal and commercial teams
For federal teams
DoW Zero Trust Strategy and OMB M-22-09 aligned implementations, STIG automation, and Palo Alto Networks through DoD ESI.
Federal and public sectorFor commercial teams
Protect revenue and customer data with the same controls used on national security networks, sized for your team.
Commercial enterpriseRelated use cases
Zero Trust Architecture Implementation for Federal Networks
Federal civilian organization with geographically distributed users and hybrid workloads seeking alignment with OMB...
Read the use caseSIEM and SOAR Implementation for Unified Security Operations
Federal SOC or cybersecurity team needing centralized threat detection, log correlation, and automated incident...
Read the use caseEndpoint Detection and Response Across the Enterprise
Federal organization with thousands of managed endpoints across multiple locations needing real-time threat detection...
Read the use caseIdentity and Access Management Modernization
Federal agency modernizing identity infrastructure to support multi-factor authentication, conditional access, and...
Read the use caseCompliance Acceleration: CMMC, NIST, and FedRAMP Readiness
Defense contractor or federal agency preparing for CMMC certification, NIST 800-171 assessment, or FedRAMP...
Read the use caseRed Team and Penetration Testing for Mission-Critical Systems
Federal agency or DoW program office requiring adversarial security testing to validate defensive controls before...
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Technology partners
Contract vehicles for this practice
Palo Alto ESI
DoD ESI
Contact us to confirm the current ordering periodAmanda Wolfe, ESI Program Contact
Ordering detailsSEWP VI
NASA
Ordering begins Nov 1, 2026
Ordering detailsSEWP V
NASA
Outgoing, ordering through Jan 31, 2027
Ordering detailsGSA MAS
GSA
Active
Ordering detailsCIO-CS
NITAAC (NIH/HHS)
Active through Oct 29, 2026
Ordering details
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