Book a readiness review : Thirty minutes tells you what you owe, what it takes, and exactly what we stand behind.
Bring the trigger — the contract clause, the customer questionnaire, the regulator’s letter, the prime’s deadline. Leave with a scope, a gap list, and a name. No pitch deck; the seat-holder takes the call.
What happens in a readiness review
You bring the trigger
The DFARS clause in a contract, a prime’s request for your SPRS score, a customer security questionnaire, a PCI DSS notice from your acquirer, or an AI system a regulator will ask about.
We scope what you owe
Which framework applies — CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171, the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, ISO 27001, or PCI DSS — where the boundary sits, and what an assessor will expect to see.
You leave with a plan
A scope, a first gap list, a realistic timeline, and whether you need a readiness review, the seat, or neither. No pitch deck, and no obligation to continue.
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