Security engineered as one system, not a stack of vendors

GSS was built on the premise that physical, procedural, electronic, and cyber security are not separate purchases — they are one protective architecture, and they have to be assessed together to mean anything. That premise came directly out of founder Eric F. Wilson's career, which ran from U.S. Special Operations to nuclear-security executive leadership, and it is still how the company works today under President Wade Wilson.

The firm's scope reflects that: security assessment and design, technology selection and integration, cybersecurity for converged IT/OT environments, nuclear and SMR-specific security architecture, and the operational-performance discipline (KPI development, optimization assessment, leadership alignment) that keeps a protective strategy from decaying once the engagement ends.

GSS stays intentionally small relative to the scope of its work — the team is former U.S. special forces operators, engineers, and executives with C-level industry experience, plus a cyber-physical division led by former U.S. NRC inspectors who authored the cybersecurity regulations governing U.S. plants today. 50+ nuclear facilities and 20+ years of nuclear-security experience sit behind that team, across north america · europe · middle east.