27+ years
Cybersecurity and enterprise IT experience across Department of Defense, federal contracting, and large commercial environments.
Cyberneza provides senior cybersecurity architecture and proposal advisory to capture teams, federal contractors, and enterprise leaders pursuing complex, security-driven efforts. Engagements are principal-led, tool-agnostic, and grounded in NIST RMF, FISMA, Zero Trust, and modern cloud and AI governance. The goal is a defensible technical position — not a checklist.
Cyberneza was formed in 2025. Advisory work is informed by principal-led experience spanning defense, federal, and enterprise cybersecurity programs.
Cybersecurity and enterprise IT experience across Department of Defense, federal contracting, and large commercial environments.
Fluent across federal authorization frameworks and commercial governance — useful when programs straddle both worlds.
Enterprise cybersecurity architecture leadership in global financial services, plus operations leadership for the DoD's first SaaS provider (IBM e-Collab Center).
Direct experience with NIST RMF lifecycle activities, NIST SP 800-53 control families, FISMA, STIGs, and continuous monitoring — the language assessors and authorizing officials expect.
Cybersecurity architecture across financial services, healthcare-adjacent SaaS, and federally-aligned cloud workloads, where audit defensibility and operational reality both matter.
Each engagement is scoped to your effort and delivered directly by a senior practitioner. Advisory only — Cyberneza does not perform staffing or resume placement.
Cybersecurity subject-matter support for capture and proposal teams — shaping the technical security approach, strengthening solution narratives, and ensuring the cybersecurity story is credible to evaluators. Strategic input, not boilerplate.
Reference architectures, control allocation, and risk-based design decisions for mission and enterprise systems. Architecture-first guidance that ties security to objectives rather than treating it as an afterthought.
Alignment to NIST RMF, NIST SP 800-53, FISMA, and STIGs, with practical mapping toward ATO readiness and FedRAMP-aligned control implementation for federal and federally-adjacent workloads.
Zero Trust sequencing grounded in OMB M-22-09 and CISA's maturity model, paired with GRC and identity strategy that holds up under independent assessment — not vendor-led marketing.
Independent review of cybersecurity and technical volume content — assessing accuracy, defensibility, compliance with solicitation requirements, and alignment between the stated approach and what is operationally achievable.
Contingent, part-time cybersecurity leadership for organizations that need senior architecture and governance direction without a full-time hire — roadmap ownership, executive briefings, and decision support.
DoD and federal background combined with enterprise architecture leadership in global financial services — a rare vantage point on both mission and commercial constraints.
Security architecture experience drives the guidance, so control decisions trace back to design and risk — not to a generic compliance checklist.
Comfortable in both the governance conversation and the operational one, so recommendations are defensible to assessors and realistic for the teams who implement them.
Recommendations are independent of any single platform. The objective is the right outcome for your environment, not a predetermined product.
Technical depth translated into clear executive narrative — for evaluators, authorizing officials, boards, and capture leadership.
Fluent in NIST 800-53, RMF, and FISMA and SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA — valuable when an initiative spans both.
Cyberneza is most valuable on efforts where cybersecurity is central to the outcome and the technical position has to withstand scrutiny — from evaluators, authorizing officials, auditors, or enterprise customers.
Engagements are typically scoped, time-bound, and advisory in nature, with the option to continue as an ongoing strategic relationship.
A focused conversation to understand the opportunity, the technical objectives, the constraints, and the deadlines you are working against.
We align on scope, the cybersecurity approach, and the outcomes that matter — then confirm a clear, fixed engagement before any work begins.
Hands-on advisory delivery: architecture guidance, proposal and technical review, and the artifacts your team needs to move with confidence.
Where it adds value, the relationship continues — supporting future pursuits, roadmap evolution, and ongoing strategic decisions.
Yes. Cyberneza provides cybersecurity subject-matter advisory to capture and proposal teams — shaping the technical security approach, strengthening the solution narrative, and reviewing cybersecurity content for accuracy and defensibility. This is strategic advisory support; we do not guarantee, and cannot guarantee, a proposal award.
Yes. Cyberneza is a veteran-owned small business registered in SAM.gov (UEI T97XZHE7C5D5, CAGE 1AVJ5) and supports federal primes and contractors with cybersecurity architecture, NIST RMF and ATO alignment, FISMA, Zero Trust, and proposal advisory. See the federal practice for registration details and engagement models.
No. Advisory engagements are scoped and agreed independently of any award outcome. Cyberneza is compensated for the advisory work itself — not on a contingency tied to whether an opportunity is won.
No. Cyberneza complements your existing capture, proposal, and engineering teams as a cybersecurity subject-matter advisor. The objective is to strengthen your team's position, not to substitute for it.
This page describes advisory services. Cyberneza is not a staffing or recruiting firm and does not place personnel or rent resumes. Hands-on implementation and readiness work is available separately — see services and how we work.
Yes. Independent review of cybersecurity architecture and technical volume content is a core offering — assessing accuracy, defensibility, compliance with solicitation requirements, and alignment between the stated approach and what is operationally achievable.
Yes. Advisory work spans financial services, healthcare-adjacent SaaS, and federally-aligned cloud workloads, with attention to the frameworks and audit expectations specific to each regulated environment.
Whether you are preparing a federal pursuit, reviewing a technical volume, or aligning a cybersecurity roadmap, Cyberneza brings senior architecture and governance perspective to the effort. Start with a short call to discuss scope and fit.
Cyberneza provides cybersecurity advisory services and does not guarantee contract awards, audit outcomes, or authorization decisions. Availability for future engagements is subject to mutual agreement, scheduling, and applicable employer policy review.