AI assurance
High-impact determinations, impact assessments, guardrails, bias and hallucination testing, and secure CUI deployment.
We take a defined work package, put a named principal on it, and we do not market to your customer.
High-impact determinations, impact assessments, guardrails, bias and hallucination testing, and secure CUI deployment.
Control narratives, SSPs, POA&Ms, 3PAO evidence, Continuous ATO (cATO) enablement, and continuous monitoring.
Logging maturity, SIEM, CAASM, endpoint modernization, segmentation, IAM, and privileged access.
Continuous authorization evidence pipelines, control automation, and sustainment so authorizations keep pace with change.
Fractional senior security leadership for programs that need ISSO or CISO coverage without a full-time hire.
Competitive analysis, PWS gap analysis, solutioning, and technical demo support on teamed bids.
Cleared senior placement for key-personnel slots - resumes, commitment letters, and fit to labor categories.
| Offering | Deliverables | Weeks | Compliance driver |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-Impact AI Determination and Impact Assessment | Use-case inventory; high-impact determination memo; AI impact assessment; pre-deployment test report; monitoring plan; human oversight, appeal and feedback process design. | 4–6 | OMB M-25-21 §4(b), recurring for every new high-impact deployment |
| AI Guardrail and Assurance Engineering | Grounding and citation enforcement; hallucination, bias and prompt-injection test harness; red-team findings; evaluation baseline; drift monitoring; human validation workflow. | 6–8 | OMB M-25-21; NIST AI RMF; CISA secure AI and agentic AI guidance |
| Secure AI Architecture for CUI and Sensitive Data | Walled-garden or air-gapped inference design; private networking and service controls; model/data portability; authorization-aligned architecture and control mapping. | 6–10 | OMB M-25-22 acquisition terms; FedRAMP; ATO prior to deployment |
| ATO and FedRAMP Readiness Sprint | NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 gap matrix; SSP narratives; POA&M sequencing; 3PAO evidence prep; Rev. 5 transition and key-security-indicator assessment. | 6–10 | FedRAMP consolidated 2026 rules; Rev. 5 closes to new applications in 2027 |
| Logging and Continuous Event Monitoring Readiness | IT, OT, and IoT asset reconciliation; M-26-14 logging maturity gap analysis; draft agency logging plan; SIEM and pipeline architecture; retention and searchability design. | 4–8 | OMB M-26-14, with maturity milestones running from late 2026 through 2027 |
| CAASM and Vulnerability Data Reconciliation | EDR, CMDB, cloud and scanner reconciliation; duplicate and identity conflict resolution; coverage metrics; risk-based remediation mapping; executive dashboarding. | 4–6 | CISA BOD 26-04 risk-based remediation; BOD 23-01; CDM reporting |
| Endpoint and Virtual Desktop Security Modernization | EDR migration; multi-tenant policy architecture; detection tuning; secure AVD or VMware Horizon design; STRIDE threat modeling; endpoint baseline and coverage assurance. | 6–10 | Zero trust device pillar (OMB M-22-09); FISMA continuous monitoring |
| Security Control Validation and STIG Automation | Automated STIG/SCAP scanning; custom audit files and baselines; IaC and container security gates; security-stack health checks; control-validation evidence pipeline. | 4–6 | NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 assessment; DoD STIG compliance; cATO evidence automation |
Also available: cATO (Continuous ATO), vCISO/vISSO coverage, proposal support, hiring support for cleared seniors, fractional AI security architect or chief cyber architect support, named cleared key personnel, and no-cost technical volume or orals help on teamed bids.
The week ranges are planning estimates for a single system or boundary, and we confirm them with you before award. The compliance references are there to help you scope - we do not commit to a date until we have looked at the environment.
Discrete deliverable, fixed price. No approved accounting system required from us.
Negotiated hourly rates against your awarded labor categories.
Named cleared senior resource with letter of commitment.
Set days per month for senior architecture and governance support.
Pricing: usually firm-fixed-price after a brief scoping call. Labor-category ranges are available to support bid shaping when needed.
Senior principals own the work we take. If the requirement runs larger, we can bring in additional cleared senior people we have worked with before. We would rather be one focused subcontractor on your team than claim capacity we cannot staff.
Not under the Legate Solutions LLC name yet, and we would rather tell you that up front than bury it. The delivery history sits with our principals. Where the RFP allows it, we ask for a neutral rating and let the key personnel and the technical approach do the work.
Fixed price is usually the easiest path. For T&M, we work under your awarded labor categories at agreed rates. If the requirement needs a DCAA-approved accounting system, flag it early so we can structure the role correctly.
Quickly. We can usually return comments within 24 hours and draft a scoped technical section within three business days once the assignment is clear. Resumes and commitment letters can follow your format.
No. For a named opportunity, we can sign exclusivity and will not market around you or team with a competitor on the same requirement. We are not trying to build a prime business.
We usually price by work package after a short no-cost scoping call. If you need labor-category ranges for bid shaping, we can typically provide them within 48 hours of RFP release.
M365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI, Claude, Bedrock, Ollama, RAG
CrowdStrike, Defender, Carbon Black, Tanium, Cylance, McAfee ePO, Intune, SCCM
Palo Alto NGFW, VMware NSX, Cisco R&S, Juniper Junos (MX / PTX / ACX), Contrail, IP/MPLS, BGP, IS-IS, TIC 3.0, AD / DNS / DHCP
Azure Virtual Desktop, VMware Horizon, vSphere, FlexPod, Veeam
Tenable (Nessus, .sc, ACAS), Tripwire IP360, Axonius, Armis, ServiceNow HWAM
CyberArk PAM and EPM, Venafi, Entra ID, HSM
Splunk, Elastic, Sentinel, Cribl, Databricks, RSA Archer, Phantom SOAR
Ansible, OpenSCAP, STIG, GitLab CI/CD, Docker, Checkov, Prowler, Selenium, OWASP ZAP, IXIA/Keysight, Python