Cybersecurity Assessment Services in Washington, DC
SCS delivers operator-led security assessments across Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland, working from an office in Alexandria, Virginia. Engagements cover AI systems, Microsoft 365 Copilot, applications, APIs, and regulated environments.
Security assessments for the DC metro area.
Secure Consulting Solutions is a HUBZone-certified small business founded in 2014, headquartered in Capon Bridge, West Virginia, with an office in Alexandria, Virginia supporting work across the National Capital Region.
The practice is built around federal and regulated delivery: GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QTCA24D0077, CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 readiness, and cleared personnel where engagement requirements call for them.
Assessments are delivered by senior practitioners, and every finding is reproduced and evidenced before it reaches the report.
Contracting details
| HUBZone | Certified small business, headquartered in Capon Bridge, West Virginia. |
| GSA MAS | Contract 47QTCA24D0077, available for federal acquisition. |
| UEI | EP16NRKQ45H8 |
| CAGE / NCAGE | 7D7B2 |
| Founded | 2014 |
| Practitioner credentials | OSCP, OSCE, and CISSP holders, with cleared personnel available where required. |
Where SCS delivers.
Most assessment work is performed remotely against scoped environments. On-site time is used where it adds value: kickoff, executive readouts, and remediation workshops.
Coverage
| Washington, DC | Federal agencies, contractors, associations, and regulated commercial organizations. |
| Northern Virginia | Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Reston, and Tysons, including the federal contracting corridor. |
| Maryland | Bethesda, Silver Spring, Columbia, and the Baltimore-Washington corridor. |
Why regional delivery still matters
Security assessment is largely remote work, and SCS scopes engagements that way by default. Proximity matters for the parts that are not: a kickoff where architecture is actually explained, a readout where leadership can question findings directly, and a remediation workshop where engineers work through fixes with the operator who found the issue.
For federal contractors and regulated organizations, proximity also shortens the administrative path. Facility access, briefings, and personnel requirements are simpler to satisfy when the practitioners are already in the region.
SCS keeps its headquarters in Capon Bridge, West Virginia, which supports its HUBZone certification and the set-aside eligibility that comes with it, while operating day to day across the DC metro area.
What DC-area clients engage SCS for.
Engagements are scoped from the system rather than sold as fixed packages, with the exception of the fixed-scope Copilot Exposure Snapshot.
Washington, DC engagement questions.
Does SCS work with organizations in Washington, DC?
Yes. SCS operates across the National Capital Region, including Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland, from an office in Alexandria, Virginia. The company headquarters is in Capon Bridge, West Virginia, which supports its HUBZone certification.
Is SCS a HUBZone-certified small business?
Yes. SCS is a HUBZone-certified small business founded in 2014, holding GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QTCA24D0077, UEI EP16NRKQ45H8, and CAGE code 7D7B2.
Do you support federal contractors and regulated organizations in the DC area?
Yes. SCS supports federal contractors and regulated organizations with technical control validation, CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 readiness, application and API testing, and cleared personnel where engagement requirements call for them.
Can assessments be delivered on site in the DC metro area?
Yes. On-site delivery is available across Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland where an engagement calls for it. Most assessment work is performed remotely against scoped environments, with on-site time reserved for kickoff, readouts, and remediation workshops.
What kinds of assessments do DC-area clients typically request?
The most common requests are Microsoft 365 Copilot exposure assessments, AI and LLM security assessments, application and API security validation, and regulated readiness work tied to CMMC or NIST SP 800-171 obligations.
How do we start an engagement?
Start with a discovery call. SCS scopes from the actual system architecture, identities, and evidence requirements rather than from a fixed package, and the timeline and cost are agreed before work begins.