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Automated Security, Compliance, and Integrity Solutions for Government Contractors

Quickly create a better security posture.
Easily achieve CMMC 2.0, NIST-171, Section 889B compliance and more.

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Continuous Attack

The defense and government sector is under continuous attack from criminal groups and foreign nations seeking to acquire sensitive information, intellectual property, and trade secrets. Security, Compliance, and Integrity (SCI) best practices are a must for any organization that have or plan to compete for government contracts.

With SureShield SCI solutions, you will: significantly decrease your security risk exposure by 90% in 30 days; achieve 100% audit readiness for CMMC 2.0, NIST-171 and any other framework with 1/3rd the effort; and protect your government contracts by ensuring 889B compliance.

Establish a Cyber Resilient Contractor System

The four pillars of cybersecurity resilience are system design, system deployment, ongoing vigilance, and compliance governance. Success depends on a risk mitigation approach to continuously manage threats, vulnerabilities, and compliance gaps. SureShield’s automated solutions can help. Schedule a complementary consultation today.

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CMMC 2.0 Compliance

CMMC 2.0 compliance will be mandatory for all government contractors. NIST 800-171 is the current requirement. If you have a DoD contract, you must complete a NIST-171 assessment.

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Better Security

Government contractors need a complete end-to-end data security, external threat, network and remote device vulnerability management solution. SecurityShield uses Robotic Process Automation (RPA) for seamless remediation task workflow management. Product features for government contractors include:

  • Cloud-enabled vulnerability scanner
  • Customizable, configurable, and repeatable scan schedules
  • Optimized risk reduction through facilitated remediation
  • Asset discovery and inventory management
  • And more

Easier Compliance

Compliance to important frameworks like CMMC 2.0, NIST-171 and others is not optional for government contractors. ComplyShield is an enterprise-wide automated compliance solution that is cross-walked to multiple frameworks, greatly reducing resource requirements. Product features for government contractors include:

  • Multiple compliance frameworks with crosswalks
  • Real-time monitoring of compliance status and gaps
  • Policy and procedure templates
  • Built-in policies and procedures, attestations, and signoffs
  • And more

Effective Integrity

Government contractors must not conduct business with banned employees, contractors or vendors. This includes the use of devices or equipment from banned vendors. IntegrityShield simplifies integrity oversight and performs checks 24/7/365 ensuring worry-free compliance. Product features for government contractors include:

  • Watchlist flexibility with automatic updates
  • One system, multiple screening services
  • Advanced data match algorithms
  • Automated integrity exception resolution
  • And more

Latest Security Vulnerabilities Bulletin

Each week, IT system security vulnerabilities are identified, researched, and cataloged. This bulletin is a must have for government contractors.

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Latest Blog Posts & Articles

Why CMMC Compliance is Critical for Defense Contractors: A Primer

CMMC compliance is not just a checkbox exercise; it's a strategic imperative for defense contractors.

June 05, 2024

The Path to CMMC Compliance: Preparation, Documentation, and Tips for Success

Today, safeguarding sensitive information through robust cybersecurity measures is indispensable. The escalating frequency and complexity of cyber threats emphasize the importance of prioritizing cybersecurity for organizations across all sectors and sizes.

April 01, 2024

CMMC Unleashed: 4 Strategic Advantages of CMMC Compliance

Over the years, organizations have faced an increase in the frequency and sophistication of cyber threats and will continue to do so, urging the adoption of resilient cybersecurity practices.

March 28, 2024