On the ground in Denver
Built for how Denver actually works
Colorado companies are asked for penetration testing evidence by federal customers, commercial customers, auditors, and insurers, and the Front Range makes the federal side unusually large. Defense suppliers carry DFARS and NIST SP 800-171 obligations verified by CMMC assessments. Software companies carry SOC 2 and the enterprise reviews that follow it. Health systems carry HIPAA. Each expects a manual test by an independent firm, reported in a form they can file.
The state adds the Colorado Privacy Act, which requires reasonable security practices for the personal data it covers, and a data security law that requires businesses holding Coloradans’ personal information to implement reasonable procedures and to notify affected residents within thirty days of a breach. Neither names a penetration test, but a test is the most direct evidence that the procedures work.
We serve companies across Colorado, including downtown Denver, LoDo, RiNo, the Denver Tech Center, Boulder, Golden, Broomfield, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins, from the same team. Testing is delivered remotely from our New York office, with on-site work arranged when a scope needs a person in the building.