Before you can win or keep a defense contract, you have to prove you protect government information in a specific way. Most teams find out about it late, and it costs them the deal or months of scrambling. Scan Ninja becomes your security team: we find and fix what is exposed in your systems, harden the protections around them, and produce the proof your contract asks for. Book a free 30 minute session at the show and get a plain English answer on where you stand.
Free · No obligation · Remote sessions available if you are not in Austin
Already know the language? We cover CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-171, SPRS scoring, SSP and PoAM, and C3PAO readiness.
Most companies at this event are building something the government wants. The security requirements are what slow the deal down, and they usually surface later than they should.
The obligation gets passed down through contracts you sign. Many teams find the clause buried in a subcontract during investor or customer diligence, long after kickoff. It is called DFARS 252.204-7012 if you want to go looking.
The government makes you self-report a security score into a database called SPRS. The big contractors you want to team with increasingly check it first. A missing or bad score quietly takes you out of the running, and nobody tells you why.
If you decide early which small part of your systems handles government information, you only have to secure that part. Leave it and you can end up having to lock down the whole company two years in.
Thirty minutes, four concrete things. This is a working session, not a demo.
A realistic estimate of the security score you would have to report today, and which gaps are dragging it down the most.
Where government information actually lives in your systems, and how to fence off a small piece of your setup instead of securing everything.
The handful of moves that improve your score and your risk the fastest, in the order we would run them if we were your security team.
Some companies need the full program, some need a lighter version, and some are not on the hook at all yet. We will tell you which one you are.
Monday, August 18 · 5:00–8:00 PM
We are exhibiting at STATION Austin. Table assignments go out at check-in, so look for the Scan Ninja sign and come say hello. Scan the code on our table and you can hold a time before you walk away.
Friday, August 21 · by request
Thirty minutes is enough for a straight answer, not enough to work a real scoping problem. We are holding Friday the 21st in Austin for teams who want to bring an engineering or contracts lead into a longer working session. Book any slot and note it in the booking form.
Slots during the show fill first, and Friday the 21st is open for longer team sessions. If nothing in Austin works, book any open time and we will run it over video.
Prefer to talk now? Call +1-713-334-1398 or send us a note.
We are a small, operator-led team that runs security and compliance for companies that do not want to hire a security department. We went through CMMC Level 2 on our own environment before we sold it to anyone else, so the advice you get is from people who have done the work rather than read the framework.
Scan the code at our table on the 18th or book straight from here. Either way you get the same 30 minutes and the same straight answer, and we are around through Friday if your team needs longer.
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