In an environment where federal guidance on Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) requirements are still being finalized, one federal civilian Agency was determined to implement a Strategic Quantum Readiness program to protect its data from adversary hands. ShorePoint was engaged to build an enterprise-wide PQC program, taking on policy, engineering, acquisitions, and governance under one team. ShorePoint developed and began executing the Agency’s prioritized PQC migration plan months before Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Memorandum M-26-15 introduced a formal submission requirement, putting the Agency’s PQC program ahead of where many agencies currently stand.

When leaders of one federal civilian agency decided to adopt a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) framework for cybersecurity, they understood the need to comply with an array of executive orders, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memoranda, and other evolving guidance.

For one federal civilian agency, efficiency and resilience are cornerstones of the mission — for their domestic and international operations.

ShorePoint is building a vital capability for the federal government that will inform critical decisions and drive operational efficiency through effective data analysis, reliability, consolidation, and risk-based prioritization.

ShorePoint was engaged by a large federal agency to design and implement enhancements to an enterprise vulnerability management program.