Every crash, sync failure, and slow open is billable time gone. Stealth engineers the workstations, file platforms, and network your design teams stand on, then proves to leadership that performance, recovery, and security actually hold. Proof, ownership, decisions, and a plan.
Free 15-minute Fit Call. No technical preparation or environment access required.Fifteen minutes with a CISSP-led team. No pitch deck: questions, straight answers, and a clear next step.
The one-page view your leadership receives, across Operate, Protect, Recover, Prove, and Govern. If any row would read "we'd have to check," that's the gap.
Design-technology environments fail quietly until a deadline. The result below shows the testing-and-evidence discipline we apply to every environment we run.
A defense-supply consulting firm. The engagement was sponsored at the VP level, with client delivery continuing throughout.
An independent CMMC Level 2 assessment, with contract revenue depending on the outcome.
Which controls were actually met, who owned each one, and what evidence would stand up to an assessor.
Designed and implemented the control environment, and split every responsibility in writing between Stealth and the client's team.
Controls were tested against assessor expectations, not assumed from tool dashboards, and evidence was assembled for each.
The same evidence discipline now runs as an ongoing operating cadence instead of a one-time scramble.
A perfect score, achieved in 90 days: every control met, every owner named, every piece of evidence produced and accepted.
Read the full story →Permissioned client result, shared without client name. Scope and outcomes vary by environment. No assessment result is guaranteed.
Nobody researches assurance for fun. One of these usually just happened:
Any one of these is enough to start. Often, more than one is true.
The Assurance Gap is the distance between activity and proof: everything looks handled, but leadership cannot demonstrate what's working, what's been tested, who owns the open risks, or what should happen next.
If any answer is "we'd have to check," that's the gap.
Get a decision-ready view of your IT, cybersecurity, recovery, evidence, and AI governance, in 20 business days. The Stealth 360° Assurance Baseline is a paid, fixed-scope engagement for engineering, technical-services, manufacturing, and defense-supply firms that need to know what is working, what is exposed, what has been tested, who owns each material issue, and what should happen over the next 90 days.
No forced tool replacement. No blind MSP transition. No automatic managed-services commitment. The findings and roadmap are yours, whatever you decide to do next.
You see the systems, people, providers, data, and technology dependencies that could affect operations or contracts.
We test assumptions, identify material exposure, and separate verified conditions from unproven confidence.
You decide. Every material issue has a business implication, owner, due date, recommendation, and next action.
Stealth will complete every agreed Baseline deliverable within the written scope. If an agreed deliverable is incomplete, we continue working on that deliverable without an additional professional-services fee until it is complete.
A commitment on our own agreed work, defined in writing in the engagement agreement.
Engineers never design to the exact expected load. They design margin in, then prove it. Factor of Safety™ applies the same discipline to your technology across five dimensions: Operate, Protect, Recover, Prove, Govern. Assumptions are tested, not trusted.
Ninety days doesn't solve every issue. It puts every material issue in view, under a named owner, and in motion.
Systems, dependencies, exposures, AI tools: on the table, in writing.
Restores run, access reviewed, evidence checked. Verified, not assumed.
Material risks ranked by business consequence, not by tool alert volume.
Every open item has an owner (Stealth, your team, or a vendor) and a date.
The highest-impact fixes underway, with leadership tracking progress on one page.
From there, Stealth 360° Continuous Assurance keeps the cycle running, brief after brief, quarter after quarter.
The Baseline never forces a provider change. But if the roadmap says transition, or you've already decided, SmoothSwitch™ is the structured migration that removes the fear from switching.
Each SmoothSwitch™ commitment is defined in writing, with scope conditions and remedies, in the transition agreement.
The full story of the defense-supply result, because the how is what transfers to your environment.
A defense-supply consulting firm serving prime contractors: deep expertise, lean internal operations, no dedicated security staff. Sponsored at the VP level.
An independent CMMC Level 2 assessment was scheduled, and contract revenue depended on passing it.
Control ownership. Tools existed and work was happening, but nobody could say which of the 110 controls were actually met, who owned each one, or what evidence an assessor would accept.
The full control environment: identity and access, endpoint and network protections, recovery, policy, and the evidence system tying each control to proof.
In writing. Every control had a named owner (Stealth, the client's team, or a vendor), so nothing lived in the space between "we thought you had it."
Controls were tested against assessor expectations, not dashboard status. Evidence was produced, dated, and organized per control, ready to hand over before it was asked for.
A perfect 110/110 score from an independent C3PAO assessment, achieved in a 90-day implementation window.
The engagement didn't end at the certificate. The same ownership and evidence discipline now runs as a continuous operating cadence, which is exactly what the Baseline installs.
Permissioned client result, shared without client name. Scope and outcomes vary by environment. No assessment result is guaranteed.
Founder-led practice: CISSP, dual CCNP, Executive MBA, MIT AI Products & Services. 25+ years of enterprise IT and cybersecurity leadership.
An RPO registered with the CyberAB, the accreditation body for the defense supply chain's cybersecurity ecosystem.
Served across New England, Florida's Gulf Coast, and the Greater Philadelphia region, fully managed and co-managed.
STG was assembled by acquiring and integrating three IT firms. We've run the transitions we now manage for clients.
Leadership receives the Executive Assurance Brief (decisions, owners, and evidence), not ticket counts.
SmoothSwitch™: five phases, written guarantees, and a Lock-In Reversal Clause.
If you're a poor fit, the Fit Call will tell you that in 15 minutes, and cost you nothing.
The Stealth 360° Assurance Baseline: a paid, fixed-scope engagement. Scope and investment known before work begins.
Ten written deliverables in three outcomes (what you depend on, what's verified, what happens next), led by the Executive Assurance Brief.
Decision-ready Baseline and prioritized 90-day roadmap within 20 business days of kickoff.
One kickoff, one working session, read-only access where practical, one named coordinator. Stealth does the rest.
The Decision Clarity Commitment: incomplete agreed deliverables are finished at no additional professional-services fee. No rip-and-replace. No automatic recurring agreement. The findings are yours.
A 15-minute Fit Call: confirm the trigger, determine fit, identify the starting point. Then a fixed-fee proposal, or an honest "not a fit."
No. The 15-minute Fit Call is free; the Baseline is a paid, fixed-scope engagement. You know the full investment before any work begins: no open-ended hourly consulting and no surprise scope changes.
A fixed fee, quoted after the Fit Call and scoped to your size and complexity: number of sites, systems, and whether your IT is internal, outsourced, or both. The fee is agreed in writing before work begins.
No. There is no forced rip-and-replace and no blind MSP transition. The findings and roadmap belong to you. You can execute them with your current provider, your internal team, or Stealth. If a transition is the right answer, SmoothSwitch™ makes it a structured process with written transition commitments rather than a leap.
No. There is no automatic recurring-services commitment. The Recommended Operating Model may be fully managed, co-managed, or a validated version of what you already run.
Typical client participation: one leadership kickoff, one technical working session, read-only access where practical, and one named coordinator. Stealth handles the analysis, testing, documentation, and executive translation.
Yes. Co-managed is one of our two operating models. The Baseline gives your internal team the security depth, testing discipline, and escalation path that's hard to build alone, and the Risk & Responsibility Matrix makes the division of labor explicit instead of assumed.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Our Decision Clarity Commitment guarantees our own process: every agreed Baseline deliverable is completed within the written scope, or we keep working on it at no additional professional-services fee. Third-party decisions (assessors, insurers, auditors) are never ours to promise.
You leave with a prioritized 90-day roadmap: every material issue visible, validated, prioritized, assigned, and initiated. Many clients then move to Stealth 360° Continuous Assurance, the recurring operating cadence that keeps the Executive Assurance Brief current, but that's a decision you make with the Baseline in hand, not a condition of starting.
Boston and New England, Tampa and Sarasota on Florida's Gulf Coast, and the Greater Philadelphia region, with defense-supplier and AI governance engagements delivered nationally.