GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR CYBERSECURITY

Build a Defensible Government Security Program

NIST SP 800-171, CMMC readiness, CUI security architecture, and executive cybersecurity advisory.

Silicon Armor Advisory helps U.S. government contractors, defense suppliers, and federal subcontractors understand cybersecurity requirements, identify control gaps, strengthen technical safeguards, and prepare for security assessments.

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Cybersecurity readiness for the U.S. government contractor ecosystem

Who We Help

Security programs for organizations operating in the federal and defense supply chain.

Government cybersecurity requirements increasingly affect prime contractors, subcontractors, technology vendors, engineering firms, manufacturers, cloud providers, and professional services organizations.

Defense Contractors Organizations supporting DoD contracts and defense supply-chain programs.

Federal Subcontractors Companies entering or expanding within U.S. federal contracting ecosystems.

Technology Vendors SaaS, cloud, AI, software, and infrastructure companies supporting government customers.

Manufacturing & Engineering Suppliers that may process, transmit, or store sensitive government information.

Professional Services Consulting, legal, accounting, and technical services supporting government contracts.

Growing Small Businesses Companies building cybersecurity capability before pursuing larger government opportunities.

Government Security Capabilities

From readiness assessment to technical remediation.

NIST SP 800-171 Readiness

Identify control gaps, assess current security maturity, map requirements to technical safeguards, and prioritize remediation.

CMMC Readiness

Prepare policies, technical controls, evidence, ownership structures, and security processes for future assessments.

DFARS Cybersecurity Advisory

Translate applicable cybersecurity obligations into practical governance, technical controls, and operational security requirements.

CUI Security Architecture

Design environments around identity, segmentation, access control, encryption, logging, monitoring, and secure data flows.

Government Contractor vCISO

Executive cybersecurity leadership, governance, roadmap development, metrics, reporting, and risk ownership.

Security Remediation Support

Turn assessment findings into practical technical and governance remediation programs.

Our Readiness Process

A structured path from uncertainty to measurable cybersecurity readiness.

Discover

Understand contracts, systems, data flows, CUI boundaries, business objectives, and current controls.

Assess

Evaluate governance, technical safeguards, evidence quality, and readiness gaps.

Prioritize

Build a remediation roadmap based on security risk, business impact, and assessment readiness.

Remediate

Improve policies, technical architecture, logging, IAM, segmentation, and documentation.

Validate

Reassess controls, evidence, ownership, and remaining readiness gaps.

Typical Engagement Deliverables

Practical outputs your team can use.

Readiness Assessment Documented cybersecurity gaps, risks, and priorities.

Remediation Roadmap Sequenced technical and governance improvements.

Control Mapping Requirements mapped to systems, controls, and evidence.

Security Architecture Review Review of identity, network, cloud, logging, and CUI security design.

Evidence Strategy Guidance for organizing security documentation and evidence.

Executive Risk Summary Clear cybersecurity priorities for leadership and boards.

Secure CUI Environments

Reduce the complexity of protecting Controlled Unclassified Information.

Silicon Armor can help organizations define system boundaries, understand CUI data flows, identify users and systems with access, and strengthen security controls around identity, network segmentation, encryption, endpoint security, logging, and monitoring.

Identity Security Network Segmentation Encryption Logging Monitoring Incident Readiness

Frequently Asked Questions

Common government contractor cybersecurity questions.

Does Silicon Armor perform official CMMC certification?

Silicon Armor currently positions these services as cybersecurity advisory and CMMC readiness support. Official assessment or certification claims should only be made where formally authorized and verified.

Can Silicon Armor help with NIST SP 800-171 gaps?

Yes. Readiness work can include gap assessment, technical control review, remediation planning, governance, documentation, and evidence preparation.

Can you help design a secure CUI environment?

Yes. Architecture work may include identity, segmentation, cloud controls, logging, encryption, monitoring, and access-control design.

Do you work with small government contractors?

Yes. The advisory model can be scaled for smaller organizations that need focused cybersecurity leadership and practical remediation planning.

Public Trust & Verification

Silicon Armor does not present unverified government registrations, contract awards, security clearances, CMMC provider status, UEI, CAGE, or contract vehicles as active credentials.

Such claims should only be published after the corresponding official record has been verified.

Start With a Government Security Readiness Discussion

Tell us your contract environment, security requirements, technical scope, and current readiness concerns.