Public Sector
Public services have to work for everyone, on aging infrastructure, under public scrutiny. We modernize government systems to be accessible, secure, and maintainable — without tearing everything out to do it.
mean cost for a state or local government to recover from a ransomware attack — double 2023.
Source: Sophos State of Ransomware in State & Local Government, 2024of state and local government organizations were hit by ransomware in the past year.
Source: Sophos State of Ransomware, 2024The problems specific to public sector
Not generic digital-transformation talking points. These are the failure points we see in public sector systems.
Integrating legacy mainframe and COBOL systems with modern APIs
Collecting FedRAMP continuous-monitoring evidence
Meeting Section 508 across aging public portals
Federating identity across siloed agency systems
Concrete approaches, not slideware
Continuous-monitoring pipeline with automated control evidence
Accessibility-first component library audited to WCAG 2.2 AA
Zero-trust segmentation aligned to NIST 800-53 Rev. 5
Compliance is a design input
We treat these as constraints to engineer against from day one — not paperwork to bolt on before launch.
Outcomes we hold ourselves to
- Services citizens can actually use, on any device
- Audit evidence that assembles itself, not by hand
- Modernization that respects the systems already in place
Capabilities we apply here
Let us build what is next, together
Tell us about your goals and we will recommend a practical path forward.