New York LLC · Cybersecurity · Managed Security · CMMC Readiness

Business venture.

Sanctum SecOps LLC is being built as a founder-led cybersecurity and managed security firm for organizations that need practical security operations, identity control, PKI depth, and audit-ready documentation without enterprise headcount.

Entity

Company identity

Legal name: Sanctum SecOps LLC. Public brand: Sanctum SecOps. EIN: 42-2733487. Mailing address: PO Box 72, Horseheads, NY 14845. Primary domains: sanctumsecops.com, sanctumsecops.net, sanctumsecops.org, and sanctumsecops.us.

The brand direction is premium, dark, technical, and trustworthy: Obsidian, Sovereign Violet, and Accountability Gold with the line “Secure the Sanctum. Guard the Future.”

Model

What the business sells

Recurring retainers

Managed security foundation, security operations oversight, vCISO advisory, risk register ownership, Microsoft security administration, and monthly evidence reporting.

Productized projects

CMMC gap assessments, PKI design, Intune hardening, zero-trust access planning, UniFi/WatchGuard cleanup, cyber insurance readiness, and documentation packages.

Market

Who it is built for

The first market is small and mid-sized organizations in New York, Pennsylvania, and the Northeast that have serious risk but limited internal security capacity. This includes nonprofits, healthcare-adjacent organizations, professional services firms, municipal or education-adjacent groups, small manufacturers, and defense-adjacent subcontractors.

The partner market is MSPs and IT consultants that need a specialist for PKI, CMMC, identity, Microsoft hardening, and documentation while keeping their client relationship intact.

Execution

Launch roadmap

Foundation

Finalize records, banking, insurance, website, service catalog, contact flow, and secure file organization.

First revenue

Sell assessments, PKI trust POCs, CMMC evidence starters, Microsoft hardening sprints, and partner support.

Scale

Convert projects into retainers, publish proof assets, build referral partnerships, and pursue SAM/UEI/government contracting when ready.

Records

Business record set

Core internal records should include the CP575 EIN notice, Articles of Organization, operating agreement, banking authorization, insurance, service catalog, capability statement, pitchbook, marketing plan, client SOW template, and risk register.

Federal contracting readiness should be treated as a staged lane. Businesses need SAM registration to participate in federal contracting, and SAM registration/Unique Entity ID workflows are handled through SAM.gov and are free according to SAM.gov’s entity registration page.