Compliance & ISSO / ISSM
Compliance officers who can pass an audit — because they built what they documented.
Most compliance officers write policy. Ours write policy they can defend in front of an auditor — because they were in the room when the controls were implemented.
Information System Security Officers and Information System Security Managers who have held the pen on a System Security Plan and had it approved. Who have walked a C3PAO assessor through a CMMC Level 3 environment and come out the other side. Who have written a Plan of Action and Milestones that reflected real remediation work, not a list of things someone intended to fix eventually.
They understand the regulations — NIST SP 800-171, NIST SP 800-53, CMMC, HIPAA, SOX, PCI-DSS — not as abstract frameworks but as practical requirements they have mapped to specific controls in specific systems. They know what an auditor is actually looking for and how to give them evidence that holds up.
They also know how to work with engineers. A compliance officer who cannot communicate technical requirements to a technical team is not effective. Ours can walk an engineer through exactly what control needs to be implemented, how to test that it is working, and how to document it in a way that survives an audit.
ISSO and ISSM candidates with DoD, civilian agency, and defense contractor experience. Clearances available.