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PROTEUS OCM LLC
VOSB - SDVOSB

Johnstown, PA

1360 Eisenhower Blvd
Suite 204
Johnstown, PA 15904

Columbus, Ohio

614.289-2929

Phone: 814.308-5048
Toll Free: 877.283.1501
Fax: 814.308-5048

DUNS Number: 019744004

CAGE Code: 5AEF1

U.S./CANADA JOINT CERTIFICATION: 0052229


Primary NAICS Codes:

423430, 518210, 519130
519190, 541330, 541430,
541511, 541512, 541513
541519, 541618, 611420,
611430

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PROTEUS OCM is a professional information security services company whose focus and aim is ensuring that your business's most vital resource, your information, is protected and safeguarded against threats. Our Principals have been helping organizations protect their information system assets for the past 20 years.

Assisting organizations with regulatory and statutory compliance requirements such as the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Payment Card Industry Digital Security Standard (PCI DSS 1.2), and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) is what we do best.

PROTEUS OCM offers you the way to enhance and strengthen your information systems, network and security posture, be it through re-engineering a production environment to strengthening the perimeter. Providing specialized training on topics ranging from Information Security to Systems Administration, we stand ready to help and assist.

IT Governance

Governance has become one of today's key organizational challenges. Whether you have identified a need to better align IT with business strategy, understand technology alternatives, or realize the potential of IT services, our team can help you formulate plans for, and effect change within your organization.

Our core strengths lie in the management of information security to both minimize risks and maximize business value. By partnering with PROTEUS OCM, you will gain the professional experience to help define the strategy which aligns with your organizations goals and vision. Effective governance of your organizations Information Technology (IT) systems is key to your organization's success and security.

Information Assurance

PROTEUS OCM provides information assurance consulting solutions including NIST, FISMA, FDCC, PCI-DSS, Security Configuration Management, IS Controls Audits, and the certification and accreditation (C&A) process used within the Federal Government. (DoD Information Technology Security C&A Process [DITSCAP]/National Information Assurance C&P Process/NIST SP 800-37/Director of Central Intelligence Directive [DCID] 6/3)

PROTEUS OCM security experts hold CISSP, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, NSA IAM-IEM, MCSE and other major information assurance industry certifications.

Business Continuity- COOP/COG

Business Continuity Planning defines how you will stay in business in the event of disaster. Incidents include local incidents such as building fires or flooding, regional incidents such as hurricanes, tornados and earthquakes, or national incidents such as pandemic illnesses.

The overall purpose of both Continuity of Operations and Continuity of Government is to ensure the continuity of essential functions under all circumstances that may disrupt normal operations. As a baseline of preparedness for the full range of potential emergencies, all governments/agencies should have in place viable Continuity of Government and Continuity of Operations capabilities.

PROTEUS OCM provides businesses with an organizational effort to help reduce operational risk associated with doing business. The processes are integrated with the intent of improving the chances of the business of recovering with as little disruption or impact as possible.

Audit & Compliance Verification

The number of regulatory and statutory compliance requirements that face business today is staggering. It often seems that no sooner that you are compliant with one requirement another, is brought up in its place. Add the additional pressure of fines, penalties and possible litigation, and it can be difficult to wrap your arms around the topic of attesting to positive compliance.

PROTEUS OCM stays current with the multitude of regulatory and statutory compliance requirements and offer our validation services that are sought after and in demand within the business world.

Our consultants work with your team to review the compliancy requirements that have been defined and then together work on validating the current status. We will engage with your team at all levels to understand your business processes, review controls and identify gaps in compliance.

PROTEUS OCM has worked directly with developing, reviewing and delivering a positive report on compliance in the following areas:

  • California Senate Bill 1386 - Data Breach Notification
  • Federal Information Security Management Act
  • Health Information Portability and Accountability Act
  • ISO 17799/27001
  • Payment Card Industry Digital Security Standard1
  • Policy, Proceedures and Process
  • Sarbanes-Oxley Act


 

Siren's Scan Vulnerability Assessment

  • Provides Monthly Scanning, Vulnerability Testing and Reporting
  • Exposes weaknesses exposed to Internet intrusions
  • Addresses technology from a remote hackers perspective
  • Assessment of existing Internet connection for up to (15) IP Addresses
  • Determines client's level of technical vulnerabilities
  • Includes Remediation recommendations
  • 1 Year Agreement
  • No Scanning Device Required (Optional VM appliance available)
  • Achieve regulatory compliance by identifying incidents and vulnerabilities that could impact compliance-relevant network assets.
  • Eliminate false alarms typically associated with intrusion-detection technology.

SDVOSB

Annual contracting goals for SDVOSB's have been established for all Government agencies; however, most have not met that goal. Allow us to assist you in meeting your SDVOSB goals in an efficient and cost effective manner.

Costly Incidents

  • Virus contamination: $15.69 million
  • Unauthorized access to information: $10.62 million
  • Laptop or mobile hardware theft: $6.64 million
  • Theft of proprietary information: $6.03 million
  • Insider abuse of Internet access or e-mail: $1.85 million
  • System penetration by outsider: $758,000
  • Phishing in which your organization was fraudulently represented as the sender:    $647,510
  • Password sniffing: $161,210