RMF & ATO acceleration
Move from requirements to a defensible authorization package with control implementation, eMASS support, evidence mapping, and decision-ready artifacts.
Veteran-owned federal cybersecurity consulting
Federal cyber clarity.
Mission-ready systems.
WTC is SBA-certified as both a VOSB and an SDVOSB, helping federal and defense teams turn RMF, ATO, cybersecurity, systems, and program requirements into executable, defensible programs.
International Code of Signals · W“I require medical assistance.”
StatusSBA-certified VOSB & SDVOSB
UEID8Q2BGNXHN27
CAGE11SB1
NAICS541611 · 541519
NAICS541618 · 541690
International Code of Signals: Whiskey
The signal behind the name
A clear call deserves a disciplined response.
In maritime signaling, the Whiskey flag has one exact meaning: “I require medical assistance.” We do not pretend it means cybersecurity. We use it because it stands for something that matters in every high-consequence mission: a need communicated clearly, received quickly, and answered by people who are ready to help.
When a program is stalled by requirements, evidence, or execution, WTC brings calm, clarity, and technical depth.
Capabilities
Built for high-consequence work.
Compliance is not paperwork. It is mission assurance. WTC connects cyber depth, systems thinking, and delivery discipline so programs move faster without creating risk they cannot defend.
Cybersecurity compliance
Turn policy into operating practice through gap analysis, control validation, continuous monitoring, vulnerability remediation, and audit-ready documentation.
Assessment readiness
Find weak seams before the assessor does. WTC organizes evidence, closes traceability gaps, and prepares teams for SCA-R and authorization reviews.
Systems & program delivery
Keep technical work, stakeholders, and compliance moving in the same direction through disciplined systems engineering, technology operations, and project execution.
How we work
From signal to proof.
No compliance theater. No vague roadmap that dies after kickoff. Every engagement moves through four clear stages.
Signal
Define the mission need, decision, and blocker in plain language.
Align
Connect owners, requirements, evidence, and the path to approval.
Execute
Build the artifacts, controls, systems, and operating rhythm that move the work.
Prove
Leave a defensible record that stands up to assessment and review.
Experience behind WTC
Results, not placeholder praise.
Procurement teams do not buy adjectives. They buy relevant experience, documented outcomes, and people who understand mission pressure.
$28MInfrastructure expansion led
98%+Managed-service SLA performance maintained
250+Enterprise POA&M items developed and tracked
6,000+Endpoints supported in global operations
Selected results reflect the prior commercial, federal, and defense experience of WTC leaders Tate, Amanda, and Beaux. They are not presented as WTC corporate past performance.
Leadership
Senior judgment stays close to the work.
A focused leadership team spanning federal cybersecurity, disciplined operations, and enterprise technology delivery.
President
Tate Marcinkowski
Leads WTC’s technical strategy and federal mission engagement across RMF, ATO, cybersecurity compliance, systems engineering, and program delivery.
Vice President, Operations & Program Delivery
Amanda Marcinkowski
Aligns people, schedules, requirements, and stakeholder decisions so complex work moves through execution with clear ownership and controlled scope.
Director of Technology Operations
Beaux Avery
Leads infrastructure modernization, identity and endpoint management, cloud migration, service delivery, and enterprise technology operations.
Federal contracting
Built to support the mission and the contract.
Clear small-business credentials, focused capabilities, and senior leaders who stay close to delivery.
CertificationSBA-certified VOSB & SDVOSB
UEID8Q2BGNXHN27
CAGE11SB1
NAICS541611 · 541519
541618 · 541690
541618 · 541690
Signal received
Bring WTC the hard part.
Tell us what is stalled, exposed, or under pressure. We will help you define the next defensible move.