Authorization Preparation Or Recovery
Boundary review, evidence gap analysis, package cleanup and assessment coordination for a system that needs to reach, or get back to, an authorization decision.
Partnerships
A Defined Cyber Package. A Technical Lead Accountable For Delivery.
DESYFT works inside prime contractor teams on scoped authorization, ISSM/ISSO and remediation workstreams, led by Jason Debelevich.
Example packages
Workstreams We're Set Up To Carry
Illustrative scopes, not existing contracts. Each is shaped to the requirement.
Modernization Security
Control impact review, hardening, remediation verification and updated evidence while a system is migrated or re-architected.
Recurring ISSM/ISSO
Ongoing POA&M management, vulnerability coordination, control review and program-manager reporting.
What primes get
- A technical lead who is accountable for the cyber workstream and does the work
- Defined deliverables and regular status reporting to your PMO
- Staffing agreed to the scope, schedule and access requirements, not an open-ended bench
- An SBA-certified SDVOSB teammate, which may support set-aside or subcontracting goals depending on the solicitation
How SDVOSB workshare counts toward any requirement depends on the solicitation and is confirmed with the prime. Access, information-handling and contract-specific requirements are confirmed for each engagement.
How teaming starts
- 1
Share Releasable Scope
A summary, SOW/PWS excerpt or solicitation link.
- 2
Fit Discussion
We talk through the work, timing, access needs and where DESYFT fits.
- 3
Agree Responsibilities
Workshare, deliverables and staffing are set before proposal or kickoff.
Ryan Sykora, EVP of Business Development & Capture, handles teaming conversations: ryan@desyft.com