We translate compliance into deployable engineering systems.
HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2, and CMMC controls — enforced by Git, scanned by your pipeline, and verified at runtime. AnvilOps designs and operates the Kubernetes platforms regulated industries depend on, from commit to audit.
Four pillars. One platform philosophy.
We don't sell consulting hours. We sell the four things every regulated container workload needs to ship without breaking the audit, the cluster, or the on-call engineer.
The Secure Pipeline
Every commit is scanned, signed, and gated before it ever reaches production. Vulnerable images fail the build. Unsigned containers never deploy.
Container Lockdown
Cluster hardening, service mesh micro-segmentation, eBPF-based threat detection. Breach one container — the attacker hits a wall, not your data.
Self-Healing Config
Git is the source of truth. When someone changes a setting manually, the system reverts it to the secure state inside 60 seconds. Drift becomes self-correcting.
The Embedded Engineer
A senior engineer in your Slack two hours a day, building with your team — not for them. Pull requests, pairing sessions, architecture reviews. No consultant lock-in.
Buyers don't want Kubernetes. They want what comes out of Kubernetes done right.
The technical work compounds into four business outcomes. Most consultancies sell the tools. We sell what the tools enable: an auditor you can answer in real time, a system that stays up, attack surface that shrinks every release, and an engineering org that ships faster because compliance is automated — not bolted on.
Audit Survivability
Every control mapped to a Git commit. When the auditor asks "show me how you enforce §164.312(a)(1)," we open a policy file — not a binder.
Uptime That Holds
Hardened clusters fail in known, recoverable ways. GitOps means every change is reversible. SLOs are observable. Pages get fewer over time, not more.
Reduced Breach Risk
Signed images. Scanned dependencies. Micro-segmented runtime. Drift snapped back in 60 seconds. The attack surface gets smaller every release.
Engineering Velocity
Compliance baked into the pipeline, not bolted on after. Developers ship without waiting for security review meetings that don't scale.
Indianapolis has plenty of 200-person consultancies. You don't need another one.
When a regulated workload is on the line, three engineers who've shipped this exact thing in production beat thirty consultants who once attended a Kubernetes workshop.
- Broad services menu, six+ divisions deep
- Selling consultant headcount by the hour
- Procurement-friendly, RFP-driven sales motion
- Kubernetes is one of fifty things they list
- Engagements measured in staff-months
- Generic "cloud strategy" blog posts
- Regulated container DevSecOps. That's the whole business.
- Productized outcomes, fixed-fee retainers
- Engineering-leader buyer, not procurement
- Kubernetes is what we ship every day
- Engagements measured in production milestones
- Architecture deep-dives, open-source contributions
Paste a Dockerfile. Get an honest hardening report in 60 seconds.
No login. No sales call. No access to your repo. We'll show you what a CIS Benchmark, NSA Kubernetes Hardening Guide, and Pod Security Standards reviewer would flag — with the exact remediation snippets to fix it. Email required only if you want the PDF.
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