Industries Served / Governments
The Briefing
Cybersecurity and compliance for agencies and their contractors.
Agencies answer to auditors, inspectors general, and the public record. Contractors answer to contracting officers and the clauses in their awards. Veil prepares the assessments, controls, and documentation both are asked to produce.
The pressures you face
Two different obligations sit under the same mission. An agency has to authorize and defend its systems. A contractor has to prove its security before an award and keep proving it after. Veil works on both sides.
How Veil helps
Services for agencies and contractors
For agencies
Authorizing and defending your systems
FISMA, NIST SP 800-53, and the Risk Management Framework set what has to be documented: system security plans, control assessments, POA&Ms, and the evidence an authorization package is built from — for the records and case data those systems hold.
Compliance Consulting
Control assessments against the frameworks that apply, system security plans, and POA&M tracking, prepared for your assessor, your IG, and the authorizing official who signs the ATO.
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Proving your security before the award
CMMC, NIST SP 800-171, and the DFARS clauses in your contract decide whether you can hold the work. Controlled Unclassified Information has to be handled the way the award says, and you have to be able to show it.
Cybersecurity Programs
Gap assessments against SP 800-171, Microsoft security configuration and engineering, and the policies, SSP, and POA&M your self-assessment or C3PAO assessment is scored against. Veil prepares you for the assessment; a certified third-party assessor issues the result.
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Investigations and inquiries
Fraud, misconduct, and internal risk end up in front of investigators, an inspector general, or counsel. What matters then is whether the record holds up.
Crypto Tracing
Documentation of on-chain asset movement and attribution indicators, prepared for review by counsel, insurers, exchanges, or the agencies involved.
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Prepared for the next reviewer
Assessments, plans, and findings are written for someone who was not in the room: an auditor, a third-party assessor, an inspector general, or a contracting officer.
“If it cannot be handed to a reviewer, it is not finished.”
How Veil works
Years across military, federal, and regulated-sector security
Veteran-owned business, verified by the Texas Veterans Commission
Frameworks Veil prepares agencies and contractors against
Tell us what you have to demonstrate, and to whom.
Whether it is an authorization package, a CMMC assessment, or an investigation, you’ll speak directly with an experienced practitioner, normally within 24 hours.
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