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CMMC readiness for defense contractors

CMMC readiness, implementation, and managed compliance for companies that protect CUI.

Scope your environment correctly, map CUI flows, close control gaps, build the documentation package, and prepare for assessment — with a team that understands both technical implementation and practical operations.

CUI Scoping Boundary design and data-flow mapping
SSP / POA&M Documentation built for assessment readiness
Technical Remediation Controls, segmentation, logging, identity, encryption
Managed Compliance Ongoing evidence, reviews, and annual support

A phased approach to CMMC readiness

Our engagement model follows the real journey from scoping through sustained compliance — with named deliverables, clear milestones, and technical follow-through at every stage.

Phase 1

Scope

Identify CUI, define the assessment boundary, inventory assets, and map the workflows, connections, people, and external systems that matter.

Phase 2

Assess

Run a readiness assessment against Level 2 expectations, identify gaps, prioritize remediation, and build an executive roadmap with timelines.

Phase 3

Implement

Support technical remediation, align policies and procedures, draft the SSP and POA&M, and organize evidence for assessment prep.

Phase 4

Sustain

Maintain documentation, review control drift, support annual affirmations and SPRS-related workflows, and keep the environment audit-ready.

Built for defense contractors that need real hands-on support

Our services are written for small and midsize defense contractors that need clarity, speed, and practical remediation — not generic cybersecurity consulting.

Best-fit clients
  • Manufacturers and machine shops handling drawings, specs, or contract data.
  • Engineering and design firms with mixed office, production, and shared-storage workflows.
  • Subcontractors that need CUI scoping help before choosing GCC High or enclave options.
  • Organizations that need a practical partner to work with their internal IT team or existing MSP.
1

CUI scoping first

Start with the boundary, not with tools. That lets you shrink cost, reduce noise, and avoid overbuilding the environment.

2

Documentation and implementation together

Not just advisory — documentation plus actual remediation plus evidence collection, delivered as a single program.

3

Stay ready after the first push

Most contractors don't just want a project. They want a way to maintain compliance and reduce assessment anxiety over time.

What you get from each engagement

Named deliverables that assessors recognize and that your team can actually use.

Scoping package

  • CUI/FCI discovery workshop
  • Asset inventory and boundary definition
  • Network diagram and data-flow diagram
  • External services and system interconnection mapping

Readiness package

  • Level 2 gap analysis
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap
  • Implementation statements
  • Executive risk summary and project plan

Assessment support package

  • SSP and POA&M support
  • Policy and procedure set
  • Evidence tracking and mock assessment support
  • Managed compliance and annual maintenance options

Ready to start your CMMC journey?

Book a scope call and find out exactly where your environment stands — and what it takes to get assessment-ready.

Frequently asked questions

Do you certify us for CMMC?

No. We focus on readiness, implementation, documentation, remediation, and managed compliance support. Formal Level 2 certification assessments are performed by authorized C3PAOs.

Can you help us decide whether we need GCC High or a dedicated enclave?

Yes. The right answer depends on CUI scope, workflows, identities, external sharing patterns, and how you want to limit the assessment boundary. That decision belongs inside the scoping phase.

Can you work with our current IT provider or internal team?

Yes. Our service model is designed to support co-managed environments where documentation, architecture, remediation, and evidence work are split across multiple parties.

What makes this different from generic compliance consulting?

We are specifically positioned for defense contractors, CUI scoping, Level 2 readiness, implementation support, and ongoing compliance management. That focus is the point.