PRACTICE 01 — CYBERSECURITY
Cybersecurity
Prove the controls hold, don't just document that they exist.
Avalon's cybersecurity practice spans four categories: proving exploitable risk through hands-on testing, assembling the authorization package, engineering the controls an SSP claims already exist, and standing watch once they're live. Every engagement produces evidence mapped to the framework your assessor or Authorizing Official actually checks against.
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- Categories
- 15
- Services
Frameworks Applied
- NIST RMF
- FedRAMP
- NIST SP 800-53
- FISMA
- CMMC
- Zero Trust (EO 14028)
SERVICE CATEGORIES
Four categories, one authorization lifecycle.
From proving what's exploitable to standing continuous watch, each category maps to a distinct stage of the federal security and authorization lifecycle.
HOW WE DELIVER
Evidence before assertion.
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Senior-Led, Not Subcontracted Down
Founder-level and senior technical staff work the engagement directly, not a bench of juniors billed at a partner's rate.
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Control-Mapped Evidence, Not Just a Report
Every finding ties back to the specific NIST 800-53, FISMA, FedRAMP, or CMMC control your assessor or AO is checking against.
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Honest About the Authorization Boundary
Avalon tests, builds, and documents. Only your agency's Authorizing Official grants an ATO, and Avalon says so plainly rather than implying otherwise.
Resource
Download Our Capability Statement
A one-stop reference for your acquisition team, core capabilities, certifications, and past performance in a single document.
- Core capabilities across all 8 solution areas
- Certifications, clearances, and contract vehicles
- Relevant past performance summaries
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