About True Cloud AI
Security discipline.
A business perspective.
Good security advice should leave you with fewer unanswered questions. What matters? Who owns it? What needs to change? And what should happen first?
The background
Experience that
informs the work.
Experience
Two decades of federal IT & security engineering
A background in environments where access, configuration, evidence, and accountability matter.
Method
Careful review. Clear responsibilities.
Federal security discipline informs the questions we ask. Recommendations are scoped to your organization, not copied from a federal checklist.
Local practice
Waldorf-based. DMV-focused.
Supporting organizations in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia, with scope and working arrangements agreed directly.
How we work
Clarity is a deliverable.
The starting point is how your people work and where important information lives. Technical observations become business decisions, with a written record your team can use.
- A defined scope
- Know what is included, what is not, and what access the review requires.
- Practical priorities
- Separate immediate concerns from improvements that can be planned over time.
- An accountable next step
- Make ownership and follow-up explicit rather than leaving a report on a shelf.
Background & boundaries
Professional context, without implied endorsement.
Active Top Secret clearance and experience with NIST 800-53, the Risk Management Framework, and DISA STIGs are part of the professional background behind True Cloud AI. They do not make a private engagement a federal assessment or a compliance certification.
Independent and local.
True Cloud AI, LLC is registered and based in Waldorf, Maryland. No outside investors, no subcontracted labor on client engagements, and no affiliation with, or endorsement by, any federal agency.
The published Legal Data Shield Audit is designed for law firms with 5–25 attorneys. Other industries and solutions require a separately agreed scope and fee.