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CMMC LEVEL 1

For contractors that handle Federal Contract Information and need to meet basic CMMC requirements to stay eligible for DoW contracts.

CMMC LEVEL 3

For high risk contractors that support critical DoW programs and require advanced cybersecurity protections.

GRC Platform

For organizations that need a centralized way to manage policies, controls, and compliance evidence.

CMMC LEVEL 2 Self Assessment

For contractors that handle CUI and are allowed to meet CMMC Level 2 requirements through a self assessment.

ITAR Compliance

For companies that handle export controlled data and must meet ITAR requirements to avoid penalties and violations.

MSP

For businesses that need ongoing IT support aligned with security and compliance requirements.

CMMC LEVEL 2 C3PAO

For contractors that handle CUI and are required to pass a third party CMMC Level 2 assessment.

Mock Assessment

For contractors that want to test their CMMC readiness before a real assessment or self assessment.

MSSP

For organizations that need continuous security monitoring and threat protection.
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GCC

For contractors that need Microsoft 365 in a government compliant cloud environment that supports CMMC and DoW requirements.

GCC High

For organizations that need advanced security controls, monitoring, and protection within a GCC High environment.

Microsoft Azure Gov

For contractors that need secure cloud infrastructure approved for government workloads and sensitive data.

Migration Services

For organizations that need to move to a compliant Microsoft environment without disrupting operations.
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CMMC Checklist

For contractors who want a simple checklist to understand CMMC requirements and spot gaps before an assessment.

GCC High Comparison

For organizations deciding between Microsoft cloud options and need to understand GCC versus GCC High requirements.

CMMC and DoW Compliance Documentation

Direct links to official CMMC, CUI, DFARS, NIST, and DoW compliance documentation.

Key CMMC, DFARS, and NIST References

Explanations and links to core CMMC, DFARS, and NIST requirements.
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What Is a CMMC RPO?

When it comes to the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), there are many terms you need to be aware of. One of those acronyms is RPO or Registered Provider Organization. Keep reading to take a closer look at this important part of the CMMC ecosystem. About Registered Provider Organizations (RPOs) Before we delve into the […]

Does CMMC Require Background Checks?

You may think of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) as a framework that deals exclusively with the technical side of cybersecurity. However, the human factor also plays a role in IT. So, does CMMC require background checks? Keep reading to find out. What Is CMMC? The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification is a three-level model […]

What Are CMMC Controls?

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]If you are familiarizing yourself with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, chances are good that you have heard or read the term “CMMC Controls.” However, the official CMMC model doesn’t mention controls. So, what are CMMC controls, exactly? In today’s blog, we tell you everything you need to know. About CMMC Controls At its core, […]

CMMC Compliance: What Is FIPS-Validated Cryptography?

As you try to make sense of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, you’ll come across all kinds of obscure technical terms. For example: What is FIPS-Validated Cryptography? What does it have to do with CMMC? Follow along to discover the answers. What Is FIPS? FIPS stands for Federal Information Processing Standards, a set of data […]