Cybersecurity services aligned to mission execution.

NIST Risk Management Framework

BOLTTEK supports the full Risk Management Framework lifecycle: prepare, categorize, select, implement, assess, authorize, and monitor.

• Authorization artifacts: System Security Plan (SSP), Security Assessment Plan (SAP), Security Assessment Report (SAR), and supporting package inputs.
• Evidence and validation: eMASS/Xacta-style evidence review, control validation, inheritance review, and assessment response support.
• Remediation management: Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M) tracking, continuous monitoring inputs, finding updates, and ATO decision readiness.
• SCA under RMF: security control assessment activities are treated as part of the RMF/ATO lifecycle, not a separate disconnected service lane.

Security Operations & Incident Support

BOLTTEK helps teams keep daily cyber operations organized, defensible, and tied back to mission risk.

• Event support: SIEM/EDR triage, event correlation, incident intake, escalation, and stakeholder coordination.
• Vulnerability flow: ACAS/Nessus-style scan review, vulnerability tracking, remediation coordination, retest support, and risk reporting.
• Endpoint and network defense: support for endpoint/network troubleshooting, after-action reporting, playbook support, and operational handoffs.

Secure Architecture & Cloud Security

Provider-neutral support for enterprise, hybrid, and cloud environments where security architecture must align with mission needs and compliance expectations.

• Cloud alignment: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud security review, logging, monitoring, identity, and baseline hardening support.
• Architecture review: segmentation, encryption, secure landing zones, control inheritance, data flow understanding, and secure configuration guidance.
• Framework mapping: NIST SP 800-53, FedRAMP-style package awareness, Cloud Security Alliance control concepts, and government risk language.

Identity & Access Management

BOLTTEK supports identity discipline so access aligns with mission roles, audit expectations, and least-privilege principles.

• Access governance: least privilege, role-based access control (RBAC), attribute-based access control (ABAC), privileged access, and MFA support.
• Lifecycle review: onboarding, offboarding, identity lifecycle checks, access recertification, and cloud IAM assessment.
• Audit readiness: access evidence, process documentation, exception review, and policy/procedure support.

Cyber Training & User Support

Security work is only sustainable when people understand the process and have clear, useful guidance.

• Training support: role-based cyber training, RMF process education, cybersecurity awareness, and phishing readiness.
• User support: help desk/user support coordination, secure configuration guidance, SOPs, and quick-reference guides.
• Stakeholder communication: documentation that helps program managers, technical owners, assessors, and users understand the work.