Physical Security and Cyber Risk Management
Cybersecurity is more than just securing networks and IT infrastructure. Ensuring physical security plays a critical role in protecting digital assets.
What is Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)?
As a CMMC Third Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO), Anchor Technologies is authorized to perform official CMMC assessments. Learn how the CMMC framework impacts contractors and subcontractors within the Defense Industrial Base—and how our team can help you prepare for certification through readiness assessments and strategic guidance.
CMMC: Securing the DoD Supply Chain & Procurement Process
CMMC is becoming a mandatory standard for all DoD contractors and subcontractors by 2026. As a CMMC Third Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO) and Registered Practitioner Organization (RPO), Anchor Technologies can help you prepare with structured readiness assessments and expert guidance—ensuring you meet compliance requirements before certification deadlines arrive.
CIS CONTROL #20: Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises
CIS Control 20 focuses on penetration testing and Red Team exercises—two proactive strategies to identify vulnerabilities before attackers do. These simulated attacks can uncover real-world weaknesses, strengthen your organization’s defenses, and prepare your team to respond to evolving threats.
CIS Control #19: Incident Response and Management
CIS Control 19 emphasizes the importance of having a structured incident response plan in place before a cyberattack occurs. From assigning roles to establishing reporting procedures and conducting regular training, a well-prepared response team can significantly reduce the impact of a security incident and ensure fast, effective recovery.
CIS Control #18: Application Software Security
CIS Control 18 focuses on application software security, emphasizing the need to design, develop, and maintain secure applications—whether commercial, open-source, or built in-house. Timely patching, secure coding practices, and ongoing testing are essential to reducing vulnerabilities and defending against zero-day threats.