Expert Guidance

Understanding ITAR and EAR regulations can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with defense-related technologies. Our team partners with legal and compliance professionals to implement a structured compliance framework.

Regulatory Navigation

If your business is subject to ITAR, you are required to register with the State Department and obtain necessary export licenses. We simplify this process, helping you navigate requirements while focusing on growth.

• Internal department review
• IT infrastructure assessment
• Supply chain analysis
• Contract obligation review
• Process mapping

• ITAR/EAR vulnerability analysis
• Policy improvement recommendations
• Risk assessment
• Action plan development
• Gap analysis

• Custom compliance program
• Policy development
• Staff training
• Security implementation
• Documentation assistance

Process Review

• Data flow mapping
• Department assessment
• Supply chain review
• Compliance documentation

Implementation

• Custom compliance handbook
• Implementation roadmap
• Risk analysis
• Staff training programs

Ongoing Management

• Security upgrades
• License assistance
• Compliance monitoring
• Regular updates

What happens if a company violates ITAR?

Violations can lead to severe penalties, including fines up to $1 million per violation, imprisonment, or both.

Which agency enforces ITAR?

The Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) under the U.S. Department of State oversees ITAR compliance.

What activities fall under ITAR?

ITAR governs manufacturing, export, and transfer of defense-related articles, services, and technical data listed under the USML.

How much does ITAR registration cost?

For first-time registrants, the initial registration fee is $2,250, with renewal costs varying based on activity levels.