One of the biggest misconceptions about CMMC is that certification is a one-time event. It is not. CMMC compliance must be maintained continuously after certification is achieved. For Level 2
Editorial note: This post separates sourced regulatory facts from forward-looking practitioner analysis. Sections are labeled accordingly. Draft NIST publications should be treated as planning inputs rather than current compliance obligations
Determining the Assessment Requirement The CMMC Level 2 process begins with a clear determination of the required assessment type. An organization must establish whether it is subject to a self-assessment
Every defense contractor working toward CMMC Level 2 eventually hits the same wall. The regulations are dense, the technical requirements are specific, and the gap between where an organization is
If your organization is working toward CMMC Level 2, you will eventually encounter a term that carries a lot of weight. C3PAO. Understanding what a C3PAO does is critical because
A letter is circulating in the defense supply chain right now that should be on the desk of every subcontractor doing business with a major prime. L3Harris Technologies, one of
Cybersecurity has evolved far beyond a technical concern handled solely by IT departments. Today, it is a core business function that directly impacts revenue, reputation, and long-term viability.
ITAR, enforced by the U.S. Department of State’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, is built around controlling access to defense-related items and information. Exporting is only one part of that system.
GCC High: The Platform Defense Contractors Are Betting Their Contracts On There is a conversation happening in almost every defense contractor’s IT department right now, and it goes something like