A Security Question You Can't Answer Costs You the Contract.
General contractors are putting security questionnaires in vendor packets now. Insurers want proof before they'll write or renew a cyber policy, not a checkbox. Show up with vague answers and you either lose the bid or pay more for coverage.
What We Actually Put in Place
We don't hand you a binder of policies nobody reads. We put the real controls in place, then document them so you can prove it when someone asks: multi-factor authentication on every account, endpoint protection that's actually monitored, backups that are tested, an incident response plan in writing, and security awareness training your crew actually sits through. When the form lands on your desk, you've already got the answer.
If Your Work Touches Federal or Defense Contracts
If you handle Federal Contract Information under a DoD prime or a federal facility project, general commercial security practices aren't enough. That work requires CMMC 2.0 Level 1, a specific federal standard. It's a self-assessment submitted annually, and every required safeguard has to be fully in place first. No partial credit, no plan to fix it later. We build you to that standard and keep the assessment current every year.
See the Questions Before They Land on Your Desk
Most firms don't know what's actually being asked until a GC or insurer sends the form. We built a sample based on the questionnaires we see most often, so you can see where you'd stand before it's tied to a bid or a policy renewal.
Got a Questionnaire Staring You Down?
Send us the actual questionnaire or bid packet you're stuck on. We'll walk through it together on the discovery call and tell you exactly where you stand before you fill out a single line.
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