Jane Edwards
Pivot Point Security has formed a new practice to help corporate clients doing business with the federal government meet cybersecurity compliance and attestation requirements.
The federal risk and compliance practice will provide audit preparation and compliance services around U.S. government regulations, including the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Cybersecurity and Risk Management Frameworks, Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification and Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, by taking a “data first” approach to allow customers to compete for government contracts and execute on their business objectives, the company said Friday.
Elzar Camper, director of solutions and practices at Pivot Point Security, said the FedRisk practice will enable the company to continue to offer “risk-based, advisory services and simplify our clients’ authority to operate, cyber incident response and reporting, and attestation requirements with a targeted approach.”
Hamilton, New Jersey-based Pivot Point Security has been providing information security risk management support services to organizations since 2001.
