A tribal government's security and network stack had grown into a pile of subscriptions — per-seat, per-device, per-service fees that renewed forever and compounded every year. The government was paying rent on its own security, and the costs kept climbing while control stayed with the vendors.
We technically assessed everything they had — every platform, program, and subscription in the stack — then designed comparable or upgraded replacements on technologies the government can own, matched capability for capability, including AI assessment infrastructure. The result is a plan for a technically secured network upgrade that swaps recurring fees for owned systems without giving up a single protection.
A six-figure savings in subscription fees, with the security posture upgraded rather than traded away. The government moves from renting its stack year after year to owning it — and from vendor-set pricing to decisions made on its own terms.
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