On Driving Cybersecurity With Intelligence
ECS cybersecurity pros exchange insights and practices around intelligence-driven security.
Achieve CMMC Compliance
ECS has partnered with CrowdStrike to support our customers with custom-tailored solutions to achieve CMMC compliance. Whether your company is seeking a top-down cybersecurity review, the addition of a specific capability, or something in between, we design every solution around our customers’ specific needs.
Elevated Cybersecurity
Our co-managed, co-delivered offering combines CrowdStrike’s technology with ECS’ expert personnel, policies and procedures, and vendor tool suites—a vetted, holistic solution that will raise your company’s cybersecurity posture to the levels required by DoD. As a longtime DoD service provider, we understand that a certification is only as valid as the system it represents. Our CMMC solution empowers your company to meet the CMMC requirements not only on paper, but in practice, by integrating new capabilities and controls into your existing cybersecurity system.
Demonstrable Maturity
Our comprehensive compliance services begin with a preparedness evaluation in order to diagnose the present state and chart a path towards compliance. Assurance support includes remediation roadmaps and plans of action and milestones (POA&S), while mitigating risks and ineffective controls. Finally, our team will help document all strategies, standards, and policies (SSP) related to CMMC, paving the way for a successful third-party audit.
Crowdstrike Insights
2025 Cybersecurity Report: Table Stakes, Trends, and Threats
2025 Cybersecurity Report: Table Stakes, Trends, and Threats
Created by cyber experts from across ECS, this report details the cybersecurity table stakes, trends, and threats likely to prove critical for federal organizations in the year ahead.
AESS and the Tactical Edge: Securing Technology’s Frontlines With Data Mesh
AESS and the Tactical Edge: Securing Technology’s Frontlines With Data Mesh
ECS’ AESS leverages data mesh architecture to protect 750,000 endpoints across the Army’s global infrastructure.
