Understand the mission, translate the requirement, then build, integrate or source the right solution. That’s how ASC3ND works across its business, and it guides how we help federal customers evaluate technology through our NASA SEWP VI Category A contract.
As a cybersecurity company, ASC3ND helps organizations strengthen their approach to ongoing mission readiness. We begin with the customer’s operational, policy and technical requirements, then consider how potential solutions will support ongoing visibility and evidence that protections work as intended.
Our SEWP VI Category A contract provides federal customers with an acquisition path for eligible information technology, communications and audiovisual products and associated product-based services. It connects our approach to the products and associated services that fit our authorized contract scope.
Technology choices should support continuous cyber readiness
Cyber readiness requires a current understanding of exposure and evidence that protections work as intended. A technology purchase can contribute to that effort when customers consider how it will support ongoing visibility and validation within their environment.
For example, customers evaluating detection tools can consider how those technologies will contribute to existing monitoring and response workflows. Teams reviewing cloud platforms can examine how they will maintain visibility as workloads change. Questions about data protection can include the people and identities with access to sensitive information.
ASC3ND’s cybersecurity expertise helps customers bring that broader perspective to their technology requirements. Understanding how a potential solution fits into agency operations helps connect an individual purchase to the larger goal of continuous cyber readiness.
Mission context guides technology decisions
An agency evaluating endpoint protection may need to understand how a new tool will work with existing security operations. A cloud infrastructure requirement may also involve questions about monitoring, access and the protection of sensitive data. Those operational connections matter when deciding what to acquire.
ASC3ND begins by listening to the customer’s requirements. We use that context to help identify potential solutions and verify which offerings are eligible and available through our Category A contract.
A conversation shaped around your requirements
ASC3ND’s broader technology portfolio spans data and insider threat security, endpoint protection and extended detection and response. Customers can also discuss requirements involving enterprise search, security information and event management, advanced threat detection, and external threat intelligence and digital risk protection. Availability of any particular solution is limited to products and associated product-based services within our authorized Category A scope.
For infrastructure initiatives, our team can discuss hyperconverged infrastructure, cloud platforms, and cloud monitoring and observability. We begin by understanding the agency’s requirements and how potential solutions would support its mission.
Our team will verify specific products and solutions for eligibility and availability under ASC3ND’s authorized SEWP VI Category A contract scope before representing them as available for purchase.
Start a requirements conversation
Federal customers can connect with our Sales team through ASC3ND’s SEWP VI page. To help us understand your needs, share your agency or organization name, a brief description of the requirement and your anticipated procurement timeline. Include available product specifications or a bill of materials if you have them. Please do not send classified, controlled unclassified information (CUI), or other non-public sensitive information through this channel.
Our team will review the inquiry, verify potential offerings and coordinate appropriate next steps, including guidance on the formal SEWP quotation process. The initial conversation helps clarify requirements. Agencies define their own requirements, and any quotation and ordering proceed competitively through the applicable SEWP fair-opportunity process.
Our SEWP VI page also provides designated Program Manager and Deputy Program Manager contacts, contract details and an ordering guide.
If your agency is planning a cybersecurity or infrastructure purchase, start with the mission requirements. ASC3ND can help you explore potential technology solutions through our NASA SEWP VI Category A contract.
