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IT Support & CMMC Security for Alaska Native Corporations & GovCon

Village and regional Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs) and their 8(a) subsidiaries face strict federal cybersecurity mandates alongside unique rural Alaska operational challenges. Kismet AK provides CMMC 2.0 readiness, Microsoft 365 GCC/GCC High guidance, and co-managed IT support.

  • 15-Min Remote Triage
  • Anchorage, Mat-Su & Statewide
  • Security-First Architecture
IT Support & CMMC Security for Alaska Native Corporations & GovCon
IT Support & CMMC Security for Alaska Native Corporations & GovCon

Built for Alaska Alaska Native Corporations & 8(a) GovCon

Right-sized cybersecurity, backups, and network reliability engineered for how alaska native corporations & 8(a) govcon operate across Alaska.

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Common IT Pain Points

  • Meeting DoD CMMC 2.0 Level 1/Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 controls for federal contracts
  • Securing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI)
  • Supporting village corporation offices with limited local bandwidth and high staff turnover
  • Separating subsidiary IT environments while maintaining board and executive visibility

Practical Solutions

  • Practical NIST 800-171 & CMMC 2.0 gap assessments, SSP documentation, and POA&M remediation
  • Enforcing phishing-resistant MFA, Intune device compliance, BitLocker, and 24/7 EDR
  • Pre-configured 'Office-in-a-Box' kits with Starlink failover for village corporation headquarters
  • Co-managed IT retainers that empower internal ANC IT staff with tier-3 engineering support
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