Database Security Administration: Database administrators specializing in database security, access controls, encryption, and secure database configurations to protect sensitive government data.

Network Security Analysis: Network analysts focusing on secure network design, segmentation, monitoring, and protection of network infrastructure.

Security Architecture: Technical architects specializing in security architecture design, zero trust implementation, and enterprise security infrastructure.

System Hardening and Administration: System administrators with expertise in server hardening, secure configuration management, and security-focused system operations.

Security Business Analysis: Business analysts specializing in cybersecurity requirements, security process optimization, and alignment of security initiatives with business objectives.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery: Specialists in business continuity planning, disaster recovery, and resilience planning with a focus on security incident recovery.

Security Training and Awareness: IT training specialists focused on cybersecurity awareness training, security education programs, and user security training development.

As a qualified TBIPS Supply Arrangement Holder in Stream 5 (P) Project Management Services, we provide comprehensive project leadership and management capabilities to support government IT security initiatives. Our Stream 5 expertise encompasses the following specialized roles:

Strategic Leadership & Governance

• Project Executive – Senior-level oversight and strategic direction for complex IT security initiatives and cybersecurity programs
• Project Leader – Technical and operational leadership for security project teams and cybersecurity implementations
• Enterprise Architect – Strategic IT security architecture planning and enterprise-wide security technology alignment

Project Management & Coordination

• Project Manager – End-to-end project planning, execution, and delivery management for cybersecurity projects and security initiatives
• Project Coordinator – Day-to-day coordination of security project activities, resources, and communications
• Project Administrator – Administrative support, documentation, and project office functions for security programs
• Project Scheduler – Schedule development, maintenance, and critical path analysis for security implementations

Specialized Consulting Services

• Change Management Consultant – Organizational change strategy for security transformations, stakeholder engagement, and security adoption planning
• Quality Assurance Specialist/Analyst – Quality planning and testing oversight for security controls, compliance verification, and security assurance
• Risk Management Specialist – Cyber risk identification, assessment, mitigation planning, monitoring, and risk quantification

Independent Review & Assurance

• Independent IT Project Review Team Leader – Leadership of independent security project assessments and security gate reviews
• Independent IT Project Reviewer – Objective evaluation of security project health, risks, and compliance with security requirements

Strategic IT Security Planning and Protection: Security consultants specializing in security strategy development, security program planning, and protection framework design.

IT Security Policy and Procedures: Security analysts focused on security policy development, standard creation, and security procedure documentation.

Threat and Risk Assessment: Security specialists conducting threat modeling, risk assessments, vulnerability analysis, and security certification and accreditation.

Security Product Evaluation: Specialists evaluating security products, conducting security tool assessments, and providing security technology recommendations.

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI): PKI specialists for certificate management, cryptographic systems, and secure key management implementations.

IT Security Engineering and Design: Security engineers designing security solutions, security architectures, and implementing security technologies.

Network Security Analysis: Network security analysts focused on network security monitoring, intrusion detection, and network-based threat analysis.

Security Systems Operations: Security operators managing security systems, security monitoring platforms, and security infrastructure operations.

Security Installation: Specialists deploying security solutions, implementing security controls, and installing security technologies.

Vulnerability Analysis: Vulnerability analysts conducting security assessments, penetration testing, and exposure management activities.

Incident Management: Incident response specialists managing security incidents, coordinating response activities, and conducting incident investigations.

Physical IT Security: Physical security specialists addressing data center security, secure facility design, and physical access controls.

Security Research and Development: Security researchers exploring emerging threats, developing security innovations, and advancing security capabilities.

Computer Forensics: Digital forensics specialists conducting investigations, evidence collection, and forensic analysis of security incidents.

Privacy Impact Assessment: Privacy specialists conducting privacy assessments, privacy compliance reviews, and privacy program support.

Emanations Security (EMSEC): Specialists addressing electromagnetic security, TEMPEST requirements, and emissions security controls.