Past Performance

Mission environments where discipline, documentation, and cyber follow-through mattered.

BOLTTEK’s past performance reflects government cybersecurity support tied to RMF execution, identity and access management, security operations, network defense, training, and user support.

U.S. Department of State
Consular Affairs

Federal RMF and IAM support

Authorization readiness and access discipline

Supported mission-facing cybersecurity work where RMF evidence, identity controls, and audit-ready documentation needed to be organized for review and decision support.

RMF execution: supported package inputs across the prepare-through-monitor lifecycle, including SSP/SAP/SAR inputs, POA&M tracking, eMASS evidence review, control validation, and continuous monitoring support.
IAM support: supported least privilege, RBAC/ABAC concepts, privileged access, MFA support, identity lifecycle review, access recertification, cloud IAM review, and policy/process development.
Buyer value: helped connect control evidence, access governance, remediation activity, and decision readiness into a clearer operating picture for mission stakeholders.

DCSA

Security operations and network defense

Operational support for enterprise defense posture

Supported cyber operations activities where monitoring, vulnerability remediation tracking, incident coordination, and risk reporting were needed to keep security work moving.

Operations support: monitoring support, endpoint/network troubleshooting, incident intake and coordination, and access-control actions.
Vulnerability flow: remediation tracking, status updates, and reporting to help teams understand what remained open, what was moving, and where risk attention was needed.
Buyer value: strengthened the day-to-day connection between technical findings, operational response, and stakeholder communication.

U.S. Army

RMF, IAM, training, and user support

Cyber process support for mission users and system owners

Supported environments where authorization activities, access control discipline, training, and user-facing support needed to be coordinated clearly and practically.

RMF lifecycle: supported authorization artifacts, control validation, continuous monitoring, and ATO readiness from prepare through monitor.
IAM support: supported least privilege, privileged access, RBAC/ABAC concepts, MFA, identity lifecycle, and access reviews.
Training and users: supported RMF education, role-based cyber training, SOPs, quick-reference guides, help desk/user support, and secure-configuration guidance.

What carries across programs

Authorization work becomes stronger when evidence, access, findings, tickets, and remediation actions are connected instead of treated as separate tasks.

What partners can expect

BOLTTEK brings clear documentation, practical coordination, and a delivery rhythm that supports the prime, the program office, and the mission owner.

How we communicate

We keep cybersecurity language precise without making it harder for non-specialist stakeholders to understand what needs to happen next.

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