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Services Overview
Innovation is never an individual pursuit. It is a team effort, which is enabled or hindered by organizations and leaders. Unfortunately, most organizations are already stretched systems that lack the bandwidth and expertise to deliver executable implementation plans. The Bulls Run Group offers complementary engineering services to enable companies to achieve their vision.
The Bulls Run Group enables innovation through a collaborative planning process that has been adapted from military operations. Our approach has demonstrated success in not only military settings, but also academic and industry work groups.
The Bulls Run Group offers three types of Cybersecurity Services that enable for secure operations and resilient technologies.
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS AND INCIDENT RESPONSE
Threat detection and mitigation using world-class, military grade cybersecurity products
SECURITY ENGINEERING
Expert Security Engineers enable the deployment of new technologies to defense systems. This includes system security planning, and navigating the Risk Management Framework to secure Authorities to Operate on government systems.
CMMC MENTORSHIP
By 2025, all Defense Contractors must be CMMC compliant in order to do business with the government. The Bulls Run Group is a Registered Practitioner Organization that supports companies with this certification journey.
Commercial technologies can be deployed in real world settings to identify and correct faults. Military technologies, however, cannot wait for conflicts to uncover deficiencies. The Bulls Run Group plans and executes realistic human-machine team assessments for high risk work domains. These test events de-risk acquisitions with engineering rigor and work domain expertise, and are increasingly important for AI-enabled systems.
Our cross-functional product teams continuously elicit mission critical facts about users, problems, data, and legacy workplace technologies to orient agile Secure Development Operations (SecDevOps).
Great capabilities are often components of larger military systems. Our system architects and engineers design and implement the interfaces between new technologies and legacy systems.
