Government faq
The State of Michigan has formally approved Dewpoint to perform Independent Cyber Assessments for state departments, counties, cities, townships, and public safety agencies. This pre‑approved vendor status, renewed through January 24, 2031, confirms that Dewpoint meets the state’s requirements for security expertise, compliance, and assessment quality. Agencies can work with Dewpoint without additional vendor vetting or RFP processes.
Dewpoint participates in the MiDEAL Cooperative Purchasing Program, allowing government organizations to purchase cybersecurity, IT consulting, and managed services without issuing an RFP. MiDEAL accelerates procurement, reduces administrative overhead, and ensures agencies have fast access to vetted vendors like Dewpoint.
Dewpoint helps state and local agencies meet CJIS, NIST SP 800‑53, NIST SP 800‑171, CIS Controls, IRS Pub 1075, and other state/federal security frameworks. Services include assessments, remediation, policy development, secure architecture, and ongoing monitoring.
We support a wide range of Michigan public‑sector entities, including state departments, counties, cities, townships, villages, courts, public safety agencies (police, fire, EMS), K‑12 districts, higher education, utilities, and municipal authorities. Our services scale to fit agencies of all sizes.
Dewpoint delivers state‑approved assessments covering cybersecurity posture, IT infrastructure, network architecture, identity/security controls, operational technology, cloud and SaaS environments, and compliance gaps. Agencies receive a prioritized remediation roadmap aligned with Michigan standards.
Yes. Dewpoint provides full remediation support, including patching, system upgrades, network hardening, MFA/zero‑trust implementation, policy updates, compliance alignment, and project management. We work with agencies to address findings efficiently and sustainably.
Yes. Dewpoint provides Michigan‑based certified professionals for short‑term, long‑term, and specialized staffing needs. This includes helpdesk, infrastructure roles, cybersecurity staff, network engineers, project managers, and application specialists.
We help agencies replace legacy systems, migrate to modern platforms, deploy cloud and Microsoft technologies, improve workflows, upgrade cybersecurity, and introduce automation. Modernization projects are managed through experienced PMO teams with strong public‑sector experience.
Yes. Dewpoint supports implementation, integration, upgrades, and troubleshooting for government applications including BS&A, OnBase, SharePoint, Power Platform, document management systems, and permitting/workflow platforms.
Dewpoint brings:
-Over 20 years supporting Michigan state and local agencies
-Pre‑approved cyber assessment status (through 2031)
-Fast procurement via MiDEAL
-Michigan‑based staffing and on‑site capabilities
-Deep experience with state and federal compliance frameworks
-Practical, scalable solutions designed for real operational needs