Cybersecurity Services for Affigent

Affigent carries a wide technology line card and sells it into federal agencies through four contract vehicles and a set of agency specific ordering agreements. Ownership runs a long way north of Herndon, Virginia. The company is an operating company of Akima, which belongs to NANA Regional Corporation, an Alaska Native corporation, and it holds ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, which is a promise about how the work is run and not only about what gets shipped

A line card that wide is a promise no single services bench can keep on its own. Procurement breadth wins the order. It does not answer the question that arrives immediately afterward. When an agency buys a firewall platform or a hypervisor stack on one of those vehicles, somebody has to design the segmentation, migrate the workloads and operate the result, and for most resellers built this way the honest answer is a subcontractor or a shrug. Shrugs are expensive. Whoever picks up the follow on services also picks up the relationship, the renewal and the next refresh, and the reseller who moved the hardware quietly becomes a catalogue

CWS is built to be that subcontractor without ever looking like one. Engineers deliver under the Affigent name, against one standard, across the United States and Canada, and in French as well as English where Quebec or Canadian federal scope requires it. Corova handles the scoping, the quote and the project tracking, so a services attach stays aligned to the same vehicle and the same timeline as the hardware it follows