Networks that pass audit, procurement, and policy.

Three customers in every deal: your agency, the auditor, the procurement officer.

Public-sector networks have to survive three reviews that private-sector networks never see. CJIS auditors want proof that NCIC queries traverse an isolated path with encrypted transport and documented advanced authentication. NIST 800-171 assessors want control-by-control mapping for every system that handles CUI. And procurement officers want the whole thing to land on a cooperative contract they can approve without a new RFP.

Layered onto that: budget cycles that don't forgive missed timelines, workforce constraints that make in-house operations unrealistic for many smaller jurisdictions, and public-records disclosure obligations that shape how logging and retention are architected.

Netcom designs public-sector networks with all three reviewers in mind from day one. We cite the specific CJIS v6.0 control to every firewall rule. We map every design element to the NIST 800-171 control it satisfies. We scope the procurement against Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, or TIPS so your purchasing officer can approve the award in a single meeting. And we do the managed service through a model that works for agencies without an IT staff big enough to carry their own NOC.