Security Specialists
Security engineers, analysts, compliance officers, ISSO/ISSM.
Security is a discipline, not a product. Our security specialists work real programs in real environments: writing System Security Plans that pass third-party audits, responding to incidents, and identifying vulnerabilities that automated scanners miss.
Clearances available across the spectrum. CISSP, CEH, Security+, and candidates with deep domain experience.
Security Engineers
Engineers who build the controls, not just the policy that says they should exist.
Our security engineers design and deploy security architecture: zero trust frameworks, micro-segmentation, privileged access management, endpoint detection, SIEM integration, and identity and access controls, built to hold up in production, not just on a checklist.
We place engineers with experience across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments, in government, defense, healthcare, and financial services, who can translate compliance requirements into working controls and communicate the tradeoffs to both engineering teams and leadership.
Security Analysts
Analysts who hunt for what is happening, not what the dashboard says is fine.
Our security analysts work the full spectrum: SOC operations, threat hunting, incident response, log analysis, and SIEM tuning. They know your environment's baseline well enough to recognize what falls outside it, and they work an incident through to a conclusion rather than waiting for it to escalate.
Clearances available. SOC Tier 1 through Tier 3, hunters, incident responders, and analysts who can operate a SIEM, not just monitor one.
Compliance & ISSO / ISSM
Compliance officers who can pass an audit, because they built what they documented.
We place Information System Security Officers and Managers with direct experience holding the pen on a System Security Plan, walking a C3PAO assessor through a CMMC Level 3 environment, and writing a Plan of Action and Milestones that reflects real remediation work.
Our candidates understand NIST SP 800-171, NIST SP 800-53, CMMC, HIPAA, SOX, and PCI-DSS as practical requirements mapped to specific controls, and can communicate those requirements clearly to engineering teams. ISSO and ISSM candidates with DoD, civilian agency, and defense contractor experience. Clearances available.
Penetration Testers
Testers who find what is exploitable, not just what a scanner flags as medium severity.
A vulnerability scan is a starting point, not a penetration test. Our testers take what the scanner finds, and what it misses, and determine whether it can be exploited to reach a meaningful objective.
We place testers across network, web application, social engineering, physical access, and red team engagements, including cleared testers for classified and sensitive environment assessments. Findings are actionable: what was found, what was done with it, and what needs to change.