Atomus
Verified profileManaged security for defense firms in San Francisco
Team size
20 - 50 employees
Founded
2019
Revenue
$5 mil. - $10 mil.
About Atomus
Atomus in San Francisco, United States works only with aerospace and defense companies, a focus that began with a Department of Defense cybersecurity initiative. Its Aegis platform can cover a whole organization or an enclave for the people who handle controlled unclassified information, with controls and monitoring applied to existing computers, virtual desktops in government cloud, or enrolled phones. The team scopes the boundary in writing, builds the government cloud tenant to a hardened baseline, drafts policies and system plans for clients to review and sign, and prepares evidence for an independent C3PAO assessment. Atomus holds CMMC Level 2 itself with 110 out of 110, and dozens of customers have passed CMMC Level 2 and defense assessments. After an assessment, managed security and managed compliance keep running, with high priority alerts reviewed by Atomus, incident response and DFARS reporting, and quarterly reviews that keep documentation current for the next cycle.
Services
- Managed Security Services
- Cybersecurity Advisory and Consulting
- Threat Intelligence
- Incident Response
- Risk Management
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Services
- Cybersecurity Compliance
Who they work with
Client focus
Specialization
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Industries served
Certifications and compliance
Technology and partners
Technologies
Frequently asked questions
What managed security services does Atomus offer in San Francisco?
Atomus provides managed security in San Francisco through its Aegis platform, with alerts tuned to each client, high priority alerts reviewed by its team, and incident response when an alert triggers. The service includes DFARS 7012 reporting and sits alongside managed compliance, government cloud management, and monitoring for endpoints, virtual desktops, and mobile devices.
Who does Atomus serve and where?
Atomus serves aerospace and defense companies in San Francisco and across the United States that build for the American military. More than 150 such companies use it, many of them small businesses in the defense industrial base that handle controlled unclassified information and must meet NIST 800-171, DFARS 7012, and CMMC Level 2 duties.
How does Atomus help a company pass a CMMC assessment?
Atomus helps a San Francisco company pass by scoping its boundary in writing, building its government cloud tenant, drafting its policies and plans, and preparing its evidence for an independent C3PAO. The team sits with the client during assessment week, then runs quarterly reviews so controls, documentation, and readiness stay current afterwards.
