Cybersecurity Services for Iron Bow Technologies

Iron Bow sold its telehealth division, SoldierPoint Digital Health, to GovCIO in 2025, closing out a Department of Veterans Affairs franchise that had been among its most visible work. What remains is the integrator that ranked No. 41 on CRN's 2024 Solution Provider 500, selling infrastructure, networking, collaboration and security into Federal Civilian, Department of War, SLED and commercial accounts from Herndon, Virginia. H.I.G. Capital has held the majority position since 2018

That shifts more weight onto cybersecurity than the portfolio used to carry. GuardSight, bought in 2023, was a managed detection and response practice built for private sector businesses, and it now has to serve a customer base whose largest programs are federal and cleared. Those are two different delivery jobs. Federal work rewards documented process and engineers who already hold clearances. Commercial buyers want a named engineer on the call this week and will go elsewhere if the answer is a queue. Carrying both from one bench is expensive, and a private equity owner counts billable hours the whole time. Every senior consultant hired for a peak becomes a cost center in the quarter after it

CWS was built for that squeeze. We put security engineers into engagements under the Iron Bow name, working to one delivery standard whether the site sits in the United States or Canada, and in French where Quebec or Canadian federal customers require it. Corova carries the scoping, the quote and the project tracking, so your program managers see the work without chasing anyone for a status update. The customer relationship never leaves your side of the table