Founded in 2008, Iron Vine Security is a certified small business that focuses on assisting clients with securing their enterprises, regardless of size. Iron Vine Security specializes in developing technical risk management solutions for public and private sector clients to help them secure their systems, networks, and, most importantly, their sensitive data. Specifically, Iron Vine provides expertise for computer security programs using commercial off-the-shelf and custom software tools implemented through engineering, program management, systems integration, and software development best-practices.
Iron Vine provides expert and certified professionals who have had great success in developing award-winning risk management programs for the foreign affairs community and for commercial and government clients. We are skilled at providing a full range of government information security and information technology solutions, using a reasonable approach grounded in best practices.
DEMONSTRATE CONTROL
Iron Vine believes that by implementing information security controls following best-practices and using them to create a culture of awareness, they help clients demonstrate control over their network and information assets. While you can never remove all risk, if you continuously monitor your network and systems you can dramatically decrease your attack surface and increase your ability to detect and respond to intrusions. This approach is grounded by the idea that visibility doesn't have to be expensive to be comprehensive.
INTERNATIONAL REACH
Iron Vine is unique among other small companies. Their professionals have worked and provided client solutions in over 30 countries around the world, specifically in developing countries. This work has rewarded them with an understanding of the logistics, cultural sensitivities, and planning required for success in these locations. Along the way, they have met many driven and engaging individuals whose interest and love of network engineering and information security match their own.
