Capability · Cybersecurity & Compliance
Zero Trust progress, FISMA defensibility, CMMC readiness, without audit fatigue.
Cybersecurity and compliance services aligned to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 and 800-171 Rev. 2, the OMB Federal Zero Trust Strategy, CISA Binding Operational Directives, and CMMC Level 2, engineered to make audits predictable, not painful.
Relevant NAICS: 541512 · 541519
- Directive
- Zero Trust
- Monitor
- Evidence800-53 Rev. 5 · 800-171 Rev. 2 · M-22-09 · CMMC Level 2
What We Deliver
Specific outcomes, not a tools list.
We build the controls, run the monitoring, and keep the documentation current, so defense and defensibility come from the same team.
Zero Trust Architecture
- Identity, device, network, and data pillars mapped to CISA’s maturity model
- Continuous verification replaces implicit network trust
Continuous Monitoring
- Real-time telemetry and CDM-aligned dashboards
- Findings tied directly to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 and 800-171 Rev. 2 controls
Compliance and ATO Support
- SSPs, POA&Ms, and continuous monitoring artifacts built to hold up in audit
- CMMC Level 2 evidence assembled as a deliverable, not an afterthought
Threat and Vulnerability Management
- Scanning, prioritization, and remediation tracking
- STIG and benchmark hardening to agency guidance
Incident Response
- M-21-31 aligned logging and retention
- Defined escalation, containment, and reporting playbooks
ICAM
- Role-based access, MFA, and privileged-access controls
- Identity governance across cloud and on-premises
Cybersecurity · How It Works
How a control becomes defensible evidence.
How a framework requirement becomes defensible: each control is implemented, continuously monitored, and traced to the exact artifact an auditor pulls, so the ATO holds.
- Framework Control800-53 Rev. 5 · 800-171 Rev. 2
- Zero Trust ImplementationM-22-09 pillars
- Continuous DiagnosticsCDM · CISA
- Continuous Monitoring
- Defensible ATO / CMMC Evidenceaudit-ready artifact · OSCAL
Reference compliance flow, schematic, not a specific agency system.
Methods and Frameworks We Deliver In
Standards your acquisition workforce already accepts.
We deliver inside the frameworks your assessors and 3PAOs already trust: no translation layer between our engineering artifacts and your acquisition file.
Frameworks we work within
Mandates we align to
CMMC · 32 CFR Part 170
DFARS 252.204-7021
NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5
NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2
NIST SP 800-37 (RMF)
NIST SP 800-207 (Zero Trust)
FISMA
EO 14028
CISA BODs
CDM
FIPS 140-3
From directive to defense: BOD, FISMA, and Zero Trust on one operating rhythm.
Federal Experience
Cyber engineering and continuous monitoring for mission systems.
Cybersecurity engineering, continuous monitoring, and FISMA and information assurance support were delivered across regulated federal mission environments.
More infoFederal agencies
Navy NHRC
DEA
Why GHz Networks
Security built for the directive cycle.
BOD response in weeks, not quarters.
8(a) sole-source and HUBZone set-aside paths drastically compress procurement timelines, allowing agencies to mobilize on critical CISA directives weeks faster than open competition allows.
Cleared capacity, through Venesco’s Top Secret facility clearance.
Through our Mentor-Protégé partner Venesco, which holds a Top Secret facility clearance, we bring cleared cyber engineers and secure facilities to sensitive environments, delivering cleared capacity without the prime relationship overhead. (Venesco holds the clearance; GHz and the JV do not hold an FCL independently.)
Defensible to an Inspector General.
SSPs, POA&Ms, and continuous monitoring artifacts built to hold up in audit, not just to satisfy a checklist.
Procurement-ready via 8(a) sole-source or HUBZone set-aside, with prime-level delivery through our Venesco Mentor-Protégé JV.