Today’s threat landscape demands greater diligence in containing risks to sensitive data and critical business operations. G2 Ops stands at the forefront of cybersecurity, delivering advanced solutions that integrate MBSE and cybersecurity automation to modernize defense organizations rapidly and securely.
G2 Ops’ Cybersecurity Engineering Services encompass a comprehensive approach to safeguarding mission-critical systems and data across multiple security domains, including cybersecurity, industrial security, security operations, and system security engineering. These services include proactive risk assessment, continuous vulnerability monitoring, and dynamic authorization models—such as Cyber Ready.
By leveraging tools like SOFIA and Monarch—tools developed through G2 Ops innovation—we deliver advanced capabilities in threat intelligence correlation, compliance, and real-time risk mitigation. Our multidisciplinary approach aligns with DoD security engineering priorities, ensuring operational readiness, resilience, and robust defense across all security domains.
G2 Ops bring together Digital Engineering, Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), and Security Engineering to transform cybersecurity into a living, traceable, and testable part of the system lifecycle. G2 Ops’ innovations, such as SOFIA for intelligent risk evaluation and Monarch for modeling and automation, allow us to establish and maintain a single source of truth that captures architecture, cyber posture, and mission relevance in real time.
This integrated digital foundation enables Continuous Monitoring (ConMon) as a dynamic, engineering-informed capability. We deliver decision-quality insights that link cybersecurity metrics directly to mission outcomes, providing real-time visibility and actionable understanding. With G2 Ops, Cyber Ready means cyber-resilient systems, aligned with mission priorities and built for secure, sustained performance.
G2 Ops provides comprehensive support for executing the RMF process, ensuring Navy systems comply with cybersecurity standards and policies. These services includes the preparation and submission of RMF artifacts, Authority to Operate (ATO) achievement, and RMF lifecycle activities to maintain system security and operational readiness.
Additionally, G2 Ops provides specialized support by serving as a Navy Qualified Validator (NQV) for Navy/DoD programs, organizations, systems, or enclaves. The NQV is solely responsible for assessing the security controls of the system provided, acting as an extension of the Security Controls Assessor (SCA). The NQV ensures traceability of all vulnerabilities, from raw assessment results to the POA&M, and provides a summary of failed controls in the Risk Assessment tab in eMASS. Additionally, the NQV recommends updates to the POA&M based on assessment results, completes a Security Assessment Report (SAR) in conjunction with the SCA, and prepares the SAR Executive Summary for SCA review.
G2 Ops provides comprehensive support for the coordination and execution of security exercises for Navy/DoD programs, organizations, systems, or enclaves. Cyber defense support ensures security teams are well-prepared to respond to various cyber threats and incidents by conducting realistic and rigorous security exercises.
Cyber defense services include planning and organizing security exercises, developing exercise scenarios, coordinating with relevant stakeholders, and executing the exercises. The service also involves evaluating the effectiveness of the exercises, identifying areas for improvement, and providing detailed after-action reports. By integrating security exercises into the overall security strategy, cyber defense services enhance the readiness and resilience of Navy/DoD programs against cyber threats.
G2 Ops’ Program Protection services provide essential support for Navy/DoD programs, organizations, systems, or enclaves by safeguarding critical technologies and sensitive information throughout the acquisition lifecycle. This service includes, but is not limited to, the development and implementation of Security Classification Guides (SCGs), Anti-Tamper (AT) strategies, and Program Protection Plans (PPPs). The primary purpose of program protection is to enable Program Managers (PMs) to effectively understand, assess, and prioritize a wide range of security threats and attacks, while identifying the most appropriate and cost-effective measures to mitigate these risks.
G2 Ops’ services include conducting thorough program protection analyses to identify Critical Program Information (CPI), assessing vulnerabilities, and implementing tailored protection measures. The service ensures compliance with relevant DoD policies and regulations, such as DoDI 5000.02, DoDI 5200.39, and DoDI 8500.01, which guide the management of program protection activities. By integrating security considerations into the system requirements, design, and acquisition processes, Program Protection services enhance the overall security posture of Navy/DoD programs.
G2 Ops’ System Security Engineering (SSE) is a comprehensive service that integrates security measures throughout the lifecycle of Navy/DoD systems to ensure Cyber Resiliency, Cyber Survivability, and compliance with stringent Navy/DoD security policies. SSE prioritizes embedding security into every phase of system development, from initial design through sustainment and decommissioning, ensuring robust protection against emerging threats and vulnerabilities. SSE extends beyond compliance-focused frameworks such as RMF, emphasizing proactive risk management, resilience to cyber incidents, and alignment with mission objectives. By leveraging advanced tools like MBSE models, Monarch RMF Generator, and SOFIA, the service enables Navy stakeholders to maintain mission readiness, mitigate threats, and ensure operational continuity in contested environments.
Additionally, G2 Ops’ Cross Domain Solution (CDS) Security Engineering support provides specialized services to model, verify implementation of, authorize, and manage secure solutions that enable the transfer of information between different security domains within DoD and Intelligence Community (IC) programs, organizations, systems, or enclaves. This service ensures data can be securely shared across classified and unclassified networks while maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the information.