Put export-control requirements to work in your systems.
TC Engine brings export-control expertise and technical capacity to your team. We assess your existing capabilities, design a practical path forward, and work beside you to implement it in your environment.
A practical assessment.
A clear path forward.
Understand how your capabilities fit together, where information or connections are missing, and what to address first.
Explore the assessment →- Current-state architecture and capability assessment.
- Prioritized data, integration, and control gaps.
- A roadmap showing dependencies and opportunities to reuse existing capabilities.
- A proposed scope for the first implementation effort.
Engineering capacity beside your team
We work with your export-control, IT, cybersecurity, and engineering teams, using your machines and operating within your ecosystem.
Together, we address agreed priorities and dependencies—from classification and authorization integrations to controlled-information workflows and automation.
We stay involved for as long as our expertise and bandwidth are needed.
Explore our services →Keep the work in your hands
The engagement builds a customer-owned engineering workspace. Assessment findings, requirements, decisions, and engineering work products stay in your Git ecosystem, with your approved tools and AI capabilities.
We help establish the workspace where needed. Assessment work can begin through approved methods while AI approvals proceed.
See how we work →Working in IT or Cybersecurity?
Connect export-control requirements to infrastructure, data location, identity, access policy, integrations, and decision evidence.
For IT & Cyber →What an IT Export Controls Architecture Assessment Should Uncover
Start with existing capabilities. Identify the gaps and dependencies. Define a practical first implementation effort.
Read the article →Toward Zero Trust for ECI
Our work pursues Zero Trust for Export Controlled Information: connecting information, identity, and authorization context to controls where work takes place. Each engagement addresses a practical part of that larger architecture.