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Beyond Ordinary’s Anderson recommends understanding the legal obligations of jurisdictions in which the models are operating because they vary.
“Take care to understand those differences and how your obligations bleed into those regulatory theatres. Then you need to have a well-defined operational plan for model stewardship,” says Anderson. “This is very much akin to your data stewardship plan, so if you don't have one of those, then it's time to slow the bus and fix that flat tire.”

Own what you do, otherwise you won’t want to maintain it and you won’t take responsibility for it. I own the software that I write, and I protect that with a ferocious passion like a mother for her child.

In today’s digital age, businesses handling sensitive federal data face increasingly significant threats from cybercriminals and nation-state actors. Companies entrusted with Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI) must prioritize security to mitigate the risk of severe consequences.

San Diego, California--(Newsfile Corp. - January 2, 2025) - Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions announced the release of AskUncleSam, an AI-powered SAM.gov search integration tool designed to enhance bid competitiveness during the RFP (Request for Proposal) identification process for small- to mid-sized defense contractors.

Navigating the ever-changing regulatory landscape of cybersecurity can be daunting, but AskCyberSam, a service from Beyond Ordinary Software Solutions, is making the process manageable and efficient. By leveraging their deep expertise in CMMC 2.0 (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification), NIST 800-171 standards, and the government contractor ecosystem, they empower organizations to confidently safeguard sensitive federal information.

Jacob Anderson, owner of Beyond Ordinary, a software consultancy and research company, said while there is quite a bit of AI/ML support, it’s not as easy to innovate.

“The [Java] language, which tends to be verbose and clunky sometimes, shows its age,” he said.