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Capabilities

Solutions for secure public-sector technology

Each practice area is delivered under a defined scope with security, accessibility, and documentation built into the engagement rather than added at the end.

01

Artificial Intelligence

Business problem. Public-sector teams manage high volumes of unstructured documents and manual review work that slow mission delivery and introduce inconsistency.

Capability overview. Secure AI-assisted workflows, document intelligence, language-model integration, retrieval systems, and intelligent automation.

Example deliverables

  • AI architecture and data-flow documentation
  • Retrieval and extraction pipelines
  • Human-in-the-loop review interfaces
  • Evaluation and output-validation plan
  • AI governance and risk considerations

Relevant technical areas

  • Vector search and embeddings
  • Prompt and context engineering
  • Structured output validation
  • Access-controlled data pipelines
  • Audit logging for AI actions

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • NIST SP 800-53
  • OWASP Top 10
  • Secure Software Development Framework

02

Cybersecurity

Business problem. Agencies and their partners must reduce exploitable risk while aligning engineering practice with applicable security control expectations.

Capability overview. Security engineering, risk analysis, secure architecture, application security, identity protection, and control-alignment support.

Example deliverables

  • Security architecture review and recommendations
  • Threat model and mitigation register
  • Vulnerability assessment report
  • Control-alignment gap analysis
  • Secure SDLC implementation guidance

Relevant technical areas

  • Identity and access management
  • Zero Trust segmentation strategy
  • Application and API security
  • Detection and monitoring strategy
  • Secure configuration baselines

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0
  • NIST SP 800-53
  • NIST SP 800-171
  • MITRE ATT&CK
  • CIS Critical Security Controls

03

Penetration Testing

Business problem. Organizations need independent validation that deployed controls actually resist realistic attack paths before adversaries find the gaps.

Capability overview. Authorized, scoped security testing designed to identify exploitable weaknesses and provide actionable remediation guidance.

Example deliverables

  • Executive summary
  • Technical findings with reproduction evidence
  • Severity rationale with CWE and CVSS references
  • Prioritized remediation recommendations
  • Retest results when included in scope

Relevant technical areas

  • Authentication and authorization testing
  • Business-logic testing
  • Role-based access-control testing
  • Attack-surface analysis
  • Cloud exposure review

All penetration testing services require written authorization, agreed scope, rules of engagement, and defined testing windows.

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • OWASP Top 10
  • OWASP ASVS
  • MITRE ATT&CK
  • CWE
  • CVSS

04

Software Engineering

Business problem. Mission workflows often outgrow spreadsheets, aging systems, and disconnected tools that cannot meet current security or accessibility expectations.

Capability overview. Custom application development, APIs, integrations, and legacy modernization delivered with security and accessibility built in.

Example deliverables

  • Solution architecture and data model
  • Working application increments
  • API specifications and integration contracts
  • Automated test coverage
  • Deployment and operations documentation

Relevant technical areas

  • React and TypeScript
  • C# and .NET services
  • Python services
  • PostgreSQL and SQL systems
  • Role-based access and audit logging

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • Secure Software Development Framework
  • OWASP ASVS
  • WCAG-conscious design

05

Cloud & DevSecOps

Business problem. Cloud adoption frequently outpaces the guardrails required to keep identity, secrets, and configuration under control.

Capability overview. Cloud architecture, migration, and automated delivery pipelines with security controls embedded from the first commit.

Example deliverables

  • Cloud architecture and environment separation plan
  • Infrastructure as Code modules
  • CI/CD pipeline with security gates
  • Logging, monitoring, and alerting baseline
  • Backup and recovery planning input

Relevant technical areas

  • Identity and access management
  • Secrets management
  • Container security
  • Configuration review
  • Secure deployment pipelines

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • CIS Benchmarks
  • DISA STIGs
  • NIST SP 800-53
  • FedRAMP security principles

06

Digital Modernization

Business problem. Paper-based and legacy processes consume staff capacity, obscure reporting, and create avoidable compliance and accessibility risk.

Capability overview. Legacy transformation, workflow automation, and user-centered redesign that reduce manual effort across public-sector operations.

Example deliverables

  • Current-state process map
  • Modernization roadmap with sequencing
  • Automated workflow implementation
  • Reporting dashboards
  • Operational documentation and change support

Relevant technical areas

  • Secure API integration
  • Data migration and quality
  • Interface redesign
  • Accessibility remediation
  • Reporting and analytics

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0
  • WCAG-conscious design

07

Education Technology

Business problem. Education agencies coordinate sensitive documentation across many stakeholders while meeting privacy and accessibility obligations.

Capability overview. Domain-informed education systems with secure document workflows, role-based records access, and accessibility-first design.

Example deliverables

  • Role-based records architecture
  • Secure document workflow implementation
  • Accessibility conformance improvements
  • Audit history and reporting
  • Stakeholder collaboration interfaces

Relevant technical areas

  • FERPA-aware data handling
  • Document intelligence
  • Role-based access control
  • Audit history
  • Assistive-technology compatibility

Engagement models

  • Fixed-scope assessment
  • Project-based delivery
  • Technical advisory
  • Staff augmentation
  • Subcontracting support
  • Prototype or proof of concept

Related frameworks

  • NIST SP 800-53
  • WCAG-conscious design
  • OWASP Top 10

Framework references indicate technical familiarity and standards-informed service delivery. They do not represent certification, authorization, endorsement, or verified compliance status. Applicable requirements depend on each engagement.

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