Service Area
Cybersecurity & CMMC compliance in Texarkana.
Built by a veteran. Built for a defense town.
The Red River corridor's contractors, machine shops, and logistics firms now have to prove their security to keep DoD work. We help you prove it — and actually have it.
What we do in Texarkana
Compliance, protection, and the cameras on the fence line
CMMC & Cybersecurity
Gap assessments against CMMC Level 1 and 2, NIST 800-171 remediation, System Security Plans, and the managed monitoring that satisfies the controls.
Managed IT
Day-to-day IT run with compliance in mind — access controls, patching, and backups that map to the frameworks your contracts cite.
Physical Security
UniFi cameras and access control for shops and yards — physical access control is a CMMC requirement too.
Why it matters here
What CMMC means for Texarkana suppliers
No certification, no contract
CMMC requirements are appearing directly in DoD solicitations. If your shop handles Controlled Unclassified Information — drawings, specs, delivery schedules — you'll need CMMC Level 2: all 110 NIST 800-171 controls and a third-party assessment. Even Level 1 requires an annual self-assessment and an executive affirmation that carries False Claims Act exposure if it's wrong.
Primes push it downstream
Even without a direct DoD contract, the primes and mid-tier suppliers around the Red River Army Depot corridor and TexAmericas Center are contractually required to flow security requirements down to you. Security questionnaires are already arriving stapled to purchase orders. Answering them well is becoming a competitive advantage.
Start early, spend less
The companies that struggle with CMMC start ninety days before a deadline. Staged remediation over months costs a fraction of a panic-driven overhaul. We serve both sides of State Line — Texarkana TX and AR, New Boston, Atlanta, Hooks, and the broader Bowie and Cass county area.
Keep the contracts. Lose the risk.
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