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CMMC 2.0 noncompliance will be a deal breaker.

The DOD is expected to include CMMC 2.0 compliance requirements in RFIs, RFQs, PFPs and contracts. Compliance will be a mandate soon. The time to get ahead of it is now.

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We implement all elements — write all policies, plans and time frames and install all technical controls — required for compliance, on schedule and within budget.

 
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