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We helped write the rules. We’ll help you follow them.
Our executives have been involved in the development of every major cybersecurity initiative since 2008. We have completed hundreds of NIST 800-171 assessments and implementations for our clients.
It’s about compliance. Not just software.
Be careful when talking to software-first VAR providers.
Selling Microsoft GCC licenses is how many value-added resellers (VARs) make their money, which can increase your chance of overpaying for compliance. How do you identify a software-first provider?
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We apply our three-stage AIM™ process — Assess, Implement, Manage — to achieve and maintain full compliance with all applicable DOD requirements, at the appropriate level, with a minimum amount of pain.
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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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Effectively prepare for CMMC by understanding:
- How to leverage your NIST 800-171 compliance efforts in preparation for CMMC
- The relationship between NIST 800-171 and CMMC
- How you can implement the requirements in a way that enables CMMC validation?
Cut through the noise and jump-start your CMMC preparation.