Cybersecurity for Defense Manufacturing
Enhance your Cyber-Resilient Security Posture
Defense Industrial Base (DIB) affiliates, encompassing global supply and logistics chains, connect to the DIB network and have access to classified technologies and information. National security concerns elevate the importance of data security for defense contractors. They share, exchange, and create Covered Defense Information (CDI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) on program specifications, technology, and equipment performance as they collaborate across research, design, development, manufacturing and deployment of defense products.
Defense Industrial Base organizations that trusted us with their cybersecurity efforts
Comply
with DoD-Required NIST, DFARS and CMMC
As the potential for supply chain cyberattacks continues to grow, defense industry affiliates need to look beyond the minimum requirements within the self-reported compliance checklists and build a proactive approach to managing risks within their organizations. DoD prime contractors should take steps to demonstrate initiative in taking responsibility for the flow down of NIST SP 800-171 compliance requirements to their supplier ecosystem. Ignyte Assurance Platform maps your organizational controls and assesses new regulations as they are released to ensure ongoing compliance.
Protect
Intellectual Property and Vulnerable Assets
Stakes are high for DIB affiliates who provide research and development, manufacturing, mission assurance, engineering, logistics and acquisition, cybersecurity and IT, and testing and integration services. DIB affiliates are constantly innovating to produce technologically advanced products, and the speed of innovation results in creating a significant amount of intellectual property (IP), which must be digitally protected by all participants in the supply chain. Ignyte Assurance Platform designed a system to ensure a proper storage and record of all tangible and intangible assets that require cyber protection.
Win
Government Contracts
As the potential for supply chain cyberattacks continues to grow, defense industry affiliates need to look beyond the minimum requirements within the self-reported compliance checklists and build a proactive approach to managing risks within their organizations. DoD prime contractors should take steps to demonstrate initiative in taking responsibility for the flow down of NIST SP 800-171 compliance requirements to their supplier ecosystem. Ignyte Assurance Platform maps your organizational controls and assesses new regulations as they are released to ensure ongoing compliance.
