Connecting Innovation to National Security (NatSec)
Are you Ready for NatSec?
In order to get NatSec contracts, companies must be compliant with Government requirements for:
Foreign Ownership, Control or Influence (FOCI)
Insider Threat Management
Cybersecurity Readiness
Export Certification
If you are non-compliant, you MAY NOT get a contract OR could have existing contracts revoked or face fines and censure
Levenhall provides full spectrum “Ready for NatSec” consulting to understand and plan for engagement with the Government, as well as remediate any potential shortcomings
Levenhall also provides insight into the opportunity NatSec presents and advises on the path to get there
Levenhall's Offerings:
Ready for NatSec Bronze
NatSec Bronze is a low-cost assessment designed for companies considering entering the NatSec domain, who want to explore the opportunity-costs before committing resources
Ready for NatSec Silver/Gold
NatSec Silver/Gold is designed for companies able to fund NatSec preparation and are ready to implement or augment the programs for success
Dual-use Principal
Technology in the NatSec domain is designed to support government efforts to secure the nation and defeat threats from adversaries
NatSec technology can be bespoke for the intelligence, defense and security community, however, increasingly it is “dual-use”, with only minor adaptation from a commercial application needed to meet government specific requirements
The scope of NatSec-related technology is broad and typically defined by its application, rather than what industry it belongs to
Levenhall’s Value Proposition.
It takes the eye of a trained NatSec professional to best imagine how to apply technology to NatSec operations
Based on our years of real-world operational and policy experience, Levenhall has a deep understanding of what will be of greatest utility or need and may therefore be procured
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Are you an investor, with a focus on NatSec investment or a portfolio of dual-use technology?
Are you a business and think you have an idea that could be applied to National Security?