Cybersecurity Services in San Diego, California

If your contracts include DFARS 7012 and you handle controlled unclassified information, CMMC Level 2 applies as flow-down requirements reach your agreements. Readiness work takes six to twelve months realistically, so the practical answer is to start scoping now rather than when a solicitation names a deadline.

Endpoint detection and response, identity and cloud log monitoring, alert triage by human analysts, containment of confirmed threats, threat hunting, and monthly reporting. You get named escalation contacts and defined response times, not a shared inbox.

Managed IT keeps systems running; a vCISO decides what risk you accept and proves it to third parties. The vCISO owns policy, risk assessment, vendor security review, tabletop exercises, and executive reporting — governance work that sits above day-to-day operations.

Yes. We maintain your control documentation continuously and complete the technical sections directly, which typically turns a two-week internal scramble into a two-day review.

We offer both emergency engagements and retainers. Retainer clients get guaranteed response windows, an agreed playbook, and pre-established coordination with their cyber insurance carrier and breach counsel — which is where most of the delay otherwise occurs.

Managed detection and response typically runs $55 to $110 per user per month depending on data sources monitored. vCISO engagements start around $3,500 per month, and CMMC readiness projects are quoted after scoping since the boundary size drives everything.