New Mexico Cybersecurity & Compliance Engineering
FEDLIN builds the controls a compliance platform only monitors (IAM, pipeline gates, and evidence wired to each requirement) for New Mexico companies clearing a SOC 2, an audit, or a security review, from Albuquerque to Santa Fe.
Who We Work With in New Mexico
New Mexico technology companies, critical infrastructure operators, and state agency vendors that need NIST 800-53 security architecture and GRC Engineering evidence pipelines built at the infrastructure layer.
The state's concentration of defense and research institutions means many organizations in New Mexico's technology ecosystem operate under federal security requirements like NIST 800-53, with NIST AI RMF and the emerging COSAiS control overlays for AI systems shaping what comes next. FEDLIN works with commercial organizations in this environment on the security architecture and GRC documentation those requirements demand.
FEDLIN is registered on New Mexico's state procurement portal, available for security architecture and GRC engineering engagements with state agencies and institutions.
Services for New Mexico Organizations
One embedded security program, scoped to your risk.
SOC 2 · Vanta · AI-native controls
GRC Engineering
A fixed-scope engagement to audit-ready evidence in your GRC platform: control families deployed at the infrastructure layer, every integration validated against your live stack, and the AI-native surfaces covered from day one.
Explore the service →Local AI governance · NIST AI RMF
Self-Hosted AI Security
Kubernetes-native governance for the AI you run yourself: a reverse-proxy guard for prompt injection and secret leakage, MCP access scoping, context boundaries, and agentic audit logging, so a self-hosted model runs against sensitive work safely.
Explore the service →CBOM · CNSA 2.0 · in-boundary
Post-Quantum Readiness
A post-quantum readiness assessment of a production system: its live cryptography inventoried as a CycloneDX CBOM, mapped to the CNSA 2.0 standard, and returned as a sequenced migration roadmap. Delivered as a container that runs inside your own boundary.
Explore the service →Also delivered on their own, or folded into the program:
Critical Infrastructure Security
FEDLIN delivers security architecture in NERC/FERC-CIP regulated environments: vulnerability management, GRC-tracked backlogs, and executive risk register reporting. NIST's April 7, 2026 concept note launching the AI RMF Critical Infrastructure Profile points to an emerging compliance surface for AI systems in regulated environments, early-stage, not a finalized requirement, but a direction FEDLIN maps against existing CIP obligations.
New Mexico State Procurement
FEDLIN is registered on New Mexico's state procurement portal. New Mexico state agencies can engage FEDLIN for security architecture and GRC engineering services.
Vanta Managed Service Partner
FEDLIN is a Vanta Managed Service Partner with Technical Foundations Certification. For New Mexico organizations working under federal security requirements, that means configuring the GRC platform against your actual environment: NIST 800-53 control integrations validated, AI RMF overlays mapped, and evidence collection running continuously.
If your team is on Secureframe or another GRC platform, the work is the same: integrations validated, control narratives written, evidence gaps closed before the audit window opens.
Compliance Frameworks
Engagement Model
FEDLIN engagements are principal-led and part of one embedded program, entered on a scoped deliverable. Engagements typically start with a Security Assessment & Gap Analysis, then expand into control implementation and GRC evidence pipeline setup.
All engagements are delivered remotely. Review our Capability Statement for deliverables, frameworks, and engagement structure.
Service Area
Serving New Mexico organizations statewide and clients nationwide.
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