DATAROSS designs, builds, and operates secure infrastructure for organizations in regulated space — virtualization, encrypted networking, CMMC Level 2 compliance engineering, and automation where every action is authorized, logged, and attributable.
One switch. Watch what governance actually changes.
Six disciplines, one accountable operator — hover any card for the specifics.
Proxmox clusters on owned hardware, extended with cloud where it earns its keep.
Encrypted overlays and least-privilege segmentation across mixed hardware generations.
Compliance engineered into the systems — not stapled on as paperwork.
The lights-out path, brought under managed control before the bad day.
Automation that answers to a human — nothing executes anonymously, ever.
The boring parts done relentlessly: certs renew, backups restore, alerts reach a human.
The architecture we run every day — and deploy for clients.
Five stages, always visible. Click a node for cause → effect.
Inventory what exists. Risk, gaps, and the honest current state — verified, not assumed.
Design the target and draw it. Every plan ships as a diagram before it ships as a change.
Backup before modify. Complete deployments, verified byte-for-byte — never blind patches.
Monitoring, patching, capacity, and response — with alerts that reach a human who can act.
Evidence on demand: audit exports, change records, and review-ready documentation.
Click any node above to see what the step buys you — and what skipping it costs.
Ten words, ten mechanisms. Flip any card.
If we didn’t see the output, it didn’t happen. Every claim traces to a captured result.
Session logs, checksums, timestamps — exportable on request, not anecdotal.
Deployments are verified byte-for-byte before they’re called done.
We name our limits: no certifications we can’t issue, no uptime we can’t defend.
Backup-before-modify is a standing rule, not a habit. Alerts page a human.
Mixed-generation fleets, hybrid clouds, CUI enclaves — engineered, not improvised.
One process for every change. A DNS record and a firewall get the same rigor.
OS6 → OS10, iDRAC7 → 9, on-prem → GCC High. We meet the estate where it is.
Hosts multiply; the process doesn’t. One rail governs five nodes or five hundred.
Every task records were / are / going. Nothing lives in one person’s head.
Hosts under management: 12 — drag it.
Twelve hosts. One way to change them.
CMMC Level 2 as an infrastructure project — because that’s what it is.
All 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls scored against your real environment — what passes, what fails, what's not applicable and why.
A System Security Plan that describes systems that actually exist, and a Plan of Action with owners and dates — not shelf-ware.
The engineering: enclave boundaries, access control, logging, FIPS-validated encryption paths, media and maintenance policy made real.
A defensible self-assessment score submitted to SPRS — with the evidence chain to stand behind every point of it.
Compliance decays without operations. Ongoing control monitoring keeps the score true and the next assessment boring.
When CUI lives in email and files, commercial Microsoft 365 isn't the right container. We plan and execute migrations into Microsoft GCC High — tenant design, data movement, mail cutover, and the compliance mapping that justifies it.
DATAROSS implements and operates to NIST SP 800-171 and prepares organizations for CMMC Level 2 assessment — including self-assessment and SPRS support. We tell you what a C3PAO will actually look at, and we don't sell certifications we can't issue. That honesty is the point.
Agents work inside registered sessions, gated by human-held authorization tiers.
Status queries and diagnostics. Can look, cannot touch.
File deployments and routine operations within policy.
Restarts, fleet commands, and configuration changes.
Credential rotation and firewall changes — highest human gate.
Our real change lifecycle — sanitized, not simplified. Try the gate yourself.
Dozens of iDRAC controllers across three hardware generations brought under inventory, managed credentials, and firmware baselines — including recovery paths for units whose management firmware predated modern tooling.
One identity source across OS6, OS9, and OS10 switch generations — with per-tier privilege mapping engineered around each platform's quirks, verified live on distribution and lab fabric.
A public transfer tool where the relay mathematically cannot read the payload: ECDH key exchange between devices, AES-256-GCM end-to-end, and a human-verifiable image check that catches interception.
timedbox.appPlanning and execution moving CUI-bearing email and file workflows into Microsoft GCC High — tenant architecture, cutover sequencing, and the NIST 800-171 mapping that makes the move defensible.
Compliance practice → guardnix.comEvery logo below runs in our production today.
A short conversation is enough to tell whether we're the right operator for it — and if we're not, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.
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