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MSG / Capabilities

Six capability areas. One team ready to execute.

Give MSG the scope and we bring the solution — cybersecurity, AI and modernization, mission support, data intelligence, and logistics, each mapped directly to service-aligned NAICS and PSC classifications and to documented executive experience and credentials.

RMF & Assessment & Authorization NIST 800-53 control implementation Cloud security AI readiness assessments Vulnerability assessments & security audits Data visualization & BI dashboards Workflow automation GCSS-Army functional experience Technology modernization Computer systems design (NAICS 541512)

Capability fit explorer

Filter by mission focus. See the matching capability, codes, and differentiators.

Pick a focus area to isolate the capability areas that apply — each card shows the real NAICS/PSC alignment and differentiators behind it. This is a client-side filter tool, not a live AI system.

Filter by focus area 6 capabilities shown
C-01Division 01

Cybersecurity & risk management

Full-lifecycle RMF support (Categorize through Monitor) under NIST SP 800-37, NIST 800-53 control selection and implementation across the standard control families, vulnerability assessment and remediation, security audits, and cloud security architecture review.

NAICS 541512PSC DJ01
  • RMF / Assessment & Authorization / NIST 800-53 depth from founder's CISSP-level background
  • Founder holds CISSP, CEH, SSCP, Security+ CE, and a Master's in Cybersecurity
C-02Division 01

Technology modernization & IT strategy

Systems design and architecture, legacy-to-cloud migration planning, dashboard and BI platform development, and workflow-automation platform selection and rollout, delivered as IT strategy support rather than a generic staffing pool.

NAICS 541512 · PrimaryPSC DF01PSC R425
  • Computer Systems Design Services is MSG's primary registered NAICS code
  • Integrated with the cybersecurity and data divisions, not sold standalone
C-03Division 03

Data intelligence & automation

Dashboard and BI development, analytics pipelines, reporting automation, and workflow/process automation, built on the same access-control and audit-logging discipline as MSG's cybersecurity work.

NAICS 541511PSC DA01
  • Business Application/Application Development Support Services (DA01) covers dashboards and automation
  • Sits alongside cybersecurity so data handling stays governed
C-04Division 01 & 03

AI readiness & responsible adoption

Readiness assessment and bounded implementation consulting governed by defined data-authorization boundaries, human-in-the-loop review, logging and evaluation, and formal change control before any scale-up decision.

NAICS 541512NAICS 541511
  • AI is applied inside real workflows as an enabling capability, not sold as a standalone platform
  • Explicit stop / revise / contain / scale decision discipline
C-05Division 02

Program & mission support

Program and project management support, admin and correspondence support, strategic planning and organizational-improvement consulting, and operational process review for federal and state program offices.

NAICS 541611PSC R408PSC R707
  • Direct DoD and cybersecurity leadership credentials inform program delivery
  • Scalable, founder-led operating model built for federal subcontracting and teaming
C-06Division 04

Logistics & transportation

Transportation and distribution planning, freight coordination, supply-chain support, and asset movement within verified operating authority, available capacity, insurance, and contract scope.

NAICS 484110PSC R706PSC V112
  • Prime-first integration across program, data, security, and logistics workstreams
  • Prior Army aviation, theater distribution, sustainment, and GCSS-Army experience is labeled as key-personnel experience

No capabilities match this focus area.

Cybersecurity methodology

RMF, run the way NIST SP 800-37 defines it.

MSG executes the Risk Management Framework as a full lifecycle, not a document exercise. Each step below produces a specific artifact a contracting officer or ISSO can inspect.

Abstract visualization of MSG's cybersecurity and risk management capability
01
Prepare

Establish risk-management roles, organizational risk tolerance, and a system-level baseline before categorization begins.

02
Categorize

Determine the system's confidentiality, integrity, and availability impact levels under FIPS 199 and NIST SP 800-60.

03
Select

Choose the NIST SP 800-53 control baseline matching the categorization, then tailor overlays to the system's actual risk profile.

04
Implement

Deploy the selected controls and document how each one is satisfied in the system security plan.

05
Assess

Independently test control effectiveness and produce a security assessment report with findings and risk ratings.

06
Authorize

Package risk determination for the authorizing official's decision to accept, reject, or conditionally approve operation.

07
Monitor

Track control status, environment changes, and POA&M remediation on a continuous, not annual, basis.

NIST SP 800-53 control families

Working knowledge across the control catalog, not just the buzzwords.

  • AC Access Control
  • AU Audit & Accountability
  • CM Configuration Management
  • IA Identification & Authentication
  • IR Incident Response
  • RA Risk Assessment
  • SC System & Communications Protection
  • SI System & Information Integrity
  • CP Contingency Planning
  • PS Personnel Security
Abstract visualization of MSG's AI readiness and data intelligence capability

Vulnerability management lifecycle

Findings that close, not just findings that get logged.

  • Discovery & scanning — authenticated and unauthenticated scans across the defined asset inventory.
  • Assessment & prioritization — CVSS scoring plus exploitability and asset-criticality context, not a raw severity list.
  • Remediation — patch, configuration change, or compensating control, owned and tracked to a date.
  • Verification — re-scan or re-test to confirm the finding is actually closed.
  • Reporting — POA&M updates and trend reporting suitable for an authorizing official or ISSM.

Capability foundation

Where these capabilities come from.

The credentials below belong to MSG's leadership team and are the documented foundation the company builds from — they are not a ceiling on what MSG can deliver. The reference classifications cover security, technology and AI, mission support, data intelligence, and logistics. MSG qualifies each opportunity against current entity records, named personnel, available capacity, written partner commitments, and the buyer's requirements. Under MSG's evidence rule, every material technical or performance claim placed in a live proposal, capability statement, or resume must be substantiated by an actual document — a current registration, credential, contract, customer, or partner source.

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Key personnel credentialsVerified
Security
CISSP · CEH · SSCP · Security+ CE · M.S. Cybersecurity
Program delivery
MBA · PMP
Logistics
Prior-role aviation, sustainment, transportation, and distribution leadership
Experience boundary
Individual prior-role experience is not MSG corporate past performance
Service
Veteran executive leadership: U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps/Army

Scope beyond this table — service-aligned NAICS/PSC references, staffing plan, and teaming network — is on the Government page.

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