Network & Infrastructure. Visibility, identity, segmentation, enforced.
CDM-aligned visibility, ICAM that respects PIV/CAC, SD-WAN designs that respect TIC 3.0, and a zero-trust enforcement plane that survives the next assessment. The network the mission deserves, designed, engineered, and operated by a clearance-eligible bench.
InterScripts engineers federal networks and infrastructure: CDM-aligned visibility, ICAM that supports PIV/CAC, SD-WAN designs aligned to TIC 3.0, and segmentation with Zero Trust enforcement. A clearance-eligible bench designs, engineers and operates the network. InterScripts is a Minority-Owned, DBE-certified company with CAGE 8YC07 on GSA MAS.
Domains
Network and infrastructure domains
CDM-aligned posture, every endpoint, every flow, every privilege.
Hardware and software inventory, configuration management, and continuous vulnerability scanning aligned to CISA's Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program. The dashboard the AO and the assessor share, populated by the same data.
- HWAM / SWAM / CSM / VULN data feeds
- Asset and configuration discovery across hybrid networks
- Continuous vulnerability scanning and POA&M sync
- Dashboard alignment with agency CDM operating environment
ICAM, the right person, on the right device, for the right job.
Identity, Credential, and Access Management implementations that pass the PIV / CAC / derived-credential test and survive the next NIST SP 800-63 update. Just-in-time, just-enough access, no privileged-account graveyards.
- PIV / CAC / derived-credential authentication
- PAM (privileged access management) and JIT elevation
- Federation, SSO, and identity governance
- Just-enough-access policies tied to mission roles
SD-WAN, segmentation, and the transit path the mission needs.
SD-WAN designs that respect TIC 3.0 boundaries, micro-segmentation that survives the next breach assessment, and transit architectures that get clinics, depots, and field offices the bandwidth the mission requires.
- SD-WAN architecture aligned to TIC 3.0
- Micro-segmentation policy and enforcement
- Hybrid transit, ExpressRoute, Direct Connect
- Resilient site connectivity for clinical and field operations
A zero-trust enforcement plane, not a zero-trust slide deck.
Identity-aware proxies, workload identity, software-defined perimeter, and continuous risk-based access decisions. The same posture across on-prem, Azure Gov, and GovCloud, because the workforce works from all of them.
- Identity-aware proxies and software-defined perimeter
- Workload identity (SPIFFE / SPIRE patterns)
- Continuous risk-based access decisions
- Consistent posture across on-prem and cloud
Network Posture
Federal Credentials & Frameworks
InterScripts maintains the highest certification levels and regulatory standards to ensure safety, security, and compliance for every client.
Part of Mission IT
Related Mission IT capabilities
What do agencies ask about network engineering?
What network engineering does InterScripts provide federal agencies?
Network engineering, SD-WAN, ICAM (Identity, Credential, and Access Management), segmentation, and zero-trust enforcement for distributed agency networks, aligned to CISA Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) and NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust Architecture.
Does InterScripts implement CDM (Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation)?
Yes. HWAM, SWAM, CSM, and VULN data feeds, asset and configuration discovery across hybrid networks, continuous vulnerability scanning, and POA&M sync. Dashboard alignment with the agency CDM operating environment is the standard deliverable.
How does InterScripts handle ICAM?
PIV / CAC / derived-credential authentication, PAM and just-in-time elevation, federation and SSO, and just-enough-access policies tied to mission roles. Designs survive the next NIST SP 800-63 update.
Is SD-WAN part of the federal practice?
Yes. SD-WAN topologies for distributed agency footprints, secure transit, segmentation, and resilience. Integrations with federal carrier services and TIC 3.0 boundaries are standard reference patterns.