Collaborative Technical And Comprehensive ( Ctch ) Security

Collaborative Technical and Comprehensive (CTCH) Security Business Consulting LLC is very grateful for the opportunity to provide a proposal for the ______ project. CTCH is a Security Consulting Firm that was founded by Calvin James Daniels in 2016 and is located in Lompoc, California. The firm’s motto is to â€Å"Bridge the gaps in security that exists between Industry Standards, Site Requirements and Client Expectations.† This industry approach enables CTCH to identify the individual needs of clients, identify the industry standards that apply to these needs and helps CTCH develop Physical Protection Systems (People, Procedures and Components) that are supportive to the unique operating environments of clients. By procuring CTCH’s consulting services stakeholders are able to implement security measures that run parallel to organizational mission efforts. CTCH offers Security Consultant services in the Management, Technical and Information Security fields. Through experience, CTCH understands how important it is for the security posture of clients to remain balanced to protect assets. CTCH’s management services are centered on helping organizations refine/develop its security management practices. This is accomplished by CTCH identifying existing organizational policies, evaluating current procedures and measuring how these policy/procedures support organization security posture. CTCH’s technical security services are centered on identifying potential physicalShow MoreRelatedApplication Of The Verification Program885 Words   |  4 PagesThis letter is generated in response to the Post-Review Findings (PRF) Program PRF Notice associated with Collaborative, Technical and CompreHensive (CTCH) Security Business Consulting, LLC, DUNS# 080392115. The PRF Notice generated by the Center for Verification and Evaluation outlines two key factors: 1. â€Å"Outside employment impact [38 CFR  § 74.4(c)(1)]† and 2. â€Å"Full-time devotion [38 CFR  § 74.4(c)(3)].† Finding 1 outlined that: â€Å"According to 48 CFR  § 3.601(a), â€Å"a contracting officer shall