Penetration testing, CMMC readiness, RMF and ATO support, network architecture, and cloud security. Nine-plus years of work on federal systems that have to clear real review.
Offensive testing, assessment, architecture, implementation, and the documentation that ties them together. Five service lines across the federal authorization lifecycle.
Adversary-minded assessments against the actual attack surface. External, internal, web, and assumed-breach engagements.
Level 1 and Level 2 readiness for primes and subs working CUI. Gap to assessment-ready, scoped to the asset categories that count.
Control implementation and evidence work for federal cyber programs. RMF lifecycle, FISMA, ATO support.
Segmented, defensible network designs. NGFW deployment, IPSec with FIPS-validated cryptography.
AWS, Azure, and GCP security baselines for federal workloads. Landing zones, identity, and continuous monitoring built to FedRAMP expectations.
Bald Man Technologies is a Tampa-based, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned cybersecurity and network engineering practice. The work centers on federal authorization: RMF, ATO support, CMMC readiness, and the network architecture underneath.
The work tends to cluster around the harder stretches of the authorization lifecycle: pushing a system through ATO, reworking a network diagram that got ahead of itself, and closing out a POA&M that has been open too many fiscal quarters.
Deliverables are written to hold up under A&A review, with the evidence and cross-references an assessor will actually look for. If the shape of that work matches what you need, send a note.
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