Your BitSight score is killing the deal.
Government agencies and enterprise procurement teams are rejecting vendors based on a number. We fix that number — fast.
Get in touchYou're deep in a government procurement process. The technical evaluation went well. References checked out. Then someone runs a BitSight scan and the deal stalls. Procurement sends a form letter. Legal gets involved. The opportunity you spent six months building quietly dies.
Hard score thresholds — 780, 800, sometimes higher — are written directly into RFPs and vendor qualification frameworks. These aren't soft guidelines. They're pass/fail gates, and most vendors don't know they're failing until it's too late to do anything about it.
Most security firms don't touch this. MSSPs sell you monitoring. Consultancies sell you assessments. Nobody owns the remediation problem end-to-end and delivers results on a timeline that matters for a deal in motion. That's what we do.
How it works
- Score audit We pull your current ratings profile across BitSight and SecurityScorecard, identify every active finding, and map each one to the underlying infrastructure issue.
- Prioritized remediation roadmap Not all findings move the needle equally. We rank by score impact and implementation effort, so you fix the right things first.
- Guided remediation We work alongside your engineering and IT teams to close findings — not hand you a report and disappear.
- Score monitoring We track score movement as changes propagate and keep you informed until you hit your target.
Writing
- How Your Application Security Posture Affects Your Security Rating Most companies treat AppSec and security ratings as separate problems. They're not. Here's where your SSDLC hygiene shows up in your external ratings profile.
- Security Ratings in Government Procurement: What Vendors Need to Know Security ratings requirements are showing up in RFPs with increasing frequency. What the thresholds look like, how agencies use them, and why waiting until RFP time to fix your score is already too late.
- What Actually Moves Your BitSight Score Most companies don't know what BitSight is actually measuring. Here's the signal model, how findings are weighted, and what to fix first.