CMMC Compliance for Defense Contractors
End-to-end regulatory adherence and assurance, from first gap analysis to the assessment itself.
Meeting the Requirements to Win and Keep Contracts
Commercial organizations in federal practice areas and the government contracting community must meet regulatory requirements to win and keep contracts. Cybersecurity is a leading concern, and the rules keep shifting.
Seven Ways We Support Your Compliance Program
CMMC Security Operations Center
A regulatory-based foundation for a cybersecurity program.
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Gov Cloud for CMMC
A cloud offering that pairs compliance with cybersecurity maturity.
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CMMC Certification
The NIST-based framework for the Defense Industrial Base.
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CMMC C3PAO Certification
Assessment authority for auditing a cybersecurity maturity program.
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Microsoft Security
Enterprise-grade security from a Microsoft solution provider.
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CyberAB-authorized C3PAO with CMMC Certified Assessors on staff
In-house Security Operations Center, so monitoring is not outsourced
Gov Cloud expertise for organizations that handle CUI in Microsoft environments
One team across readiness, documentation, security operations, and assessment preparation
Compliance FAQ
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, or CMMC, is the Department of Defense program that verifies contractors protect Federal Contract Information and Controlled Unclassified Information. Level 2 is built on the 110 practices in NIST SP 800-171.
Most organizations start with CMMC Readiness, which maps where you stand against the requirements. From there the right next step is usually clear, whether that is Gov Cloud for CUI, advisory support, or monitoring through a Security Operations Center.
Readiness is the preparation work, including gap analysis, documentation, and remediation. Certification is the formal assessment of your environment against the requirements, performed by an authorized third party for contracts that call for it.
No. CMMC builds on them. DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST SP 800-171 remain the foundation, and CMMC adds a verification step so contractors can show they meet those requirements rather than only attest to it.
It depends on where your Controlled Unclassified Information lives. If CUI passes through Microsoft 365 or email, a Gov Cloud environment such as GCC High is often the cleanest way to meet the boundary requirements. We can review your data flow and confirm what your contracts require.
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