Know where you stand before someone else decides.

Someone else is either an assessor or an adversary, and they are looking at very different things. Gigit is a full-spectrum cybersecurity firm covering offensive testing, application and cloud security, AI security, and security leadership, with our deepest bench in CMMC and federal compliance, where getting it wrong costs you the contract.

Start a gap assessment Where CMMC stands today

Boulder, CO Cyber AB RPO-3217 Defense, space & commercial

Where most of the work lands.

Groupings, not a menu. Engagements routinely start in one lane and end up touching two, because the compliance answer is usually an architecture decision wearing a policy costume.

CMMC, FedRAMP & federal programs

Government

Readiness for the assessments that gate defense and federal work: scoping, gap analysis, documentation, remediation, and mock assessment.

  • CMMC Level 1 & 2
  • FedRAMP
  • NIST 800-171
  • NIST 800-53
  • DFARS flow-downs

ISO, SOC 2, PCI, HIPAA

Commercial

The same methodology pointed at the frameworks your customers and regulators ask about, with shared controls mapped once rather than audited twice.

  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2 Type 1 & 2
  • PCI DSS
  • HIPAA & HITRUST
  • NIST CSF

Testing, architecture & leadership

Cybersecurity

The work that measures whether a control holds rather than whether it exists. Offensive testing, application and cloud security, and security leadership.

  • Penetration testing
  • Application security
  • Cloud & M365
  • vCISO
  • Incident readiness

Architecture & security for AI systems

Agentic & MCP AI

Securing systems where a model takes actions, including the MCP layer that is becoming how enterprises expose internal tools to agents.

  • MCP architecture
  • Agent red teaming
  • AI governance
  • Model testing
  • Adoption advisory

Not seeing it? A good share of our work never announces itself as a category. Bring us the problem that does not fit one.

Ask about it

A passing score is not the same as a hard target.

Every framework on this page measures whether a control exists. None of them measure whether it holds. That gap is where our testing practice lives, and it is the same gap an attacker is counting on.

What an assessment asks

  • Is multifactor authentication enforced?
  • Is the system boundary documented and diagrammed?
  • Are privileged actions logged?
  • Is there a written incident response plan?
  • Are backups performed and tested?

What we ask

  • Which service account bypasses it, and who knows that?
  • What did the diagram miss: the lab, the vendor tunnel, the shadow tenant?
  • Can the logs be cleared by the account that would need clearing?
  • Has anyone executed it under time pressure?
  • Can the backup be reached from the machine you would restore after?

Both halves, one engagement. Compliance readiness and offensive testing are usually sold by different firms. Buying them together is how findings actually make it back into the controls.

See the testing practice

Eight frameworks, one methodology

One methodology across all eight, so shared controls get mapped once instead of audited twice. And because we are independent of whoever assesses you, there is no divided loyalty between getting you ready and the result.

Credentials

Verifiable, not aspirational.

Every compliance engagement is led by a Certified CMMC Professional or Certified CMMC Assessor with direct experience supporting organizations through DIBCAC audits. Those are individual credentials, held by the people doing your work.

Accreditation
RPO-3217 Registered Provider Organization listed on The Cyber AB marketplace.
Position
Independent We have no stake in your result, so nothing we advise is shaped by wanting the assessment work too.
Range
Offense and defense The same team that maps your controls also tries to break what sits behind them.
Based
Boulder, Colorado Serving defense, space, research, and commercial clients nationally.

Start with the gap, not the guess.

A basic gap assessment tells you where you actually score. A full mock audit tells you what an assessor would write down. Either is a better first conversation than a proposal.

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