AIM for
CMMC Compliance
Preparing for the anticipated
2023 DFARS rule changes
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“The DoD has said CMMC will be a pre-award requirement. Contractors wanting to win DoD business in 2023 and beyond must comply before bidding contracts. But where should you start, how much will it cost, and how long will it take? This webinar gives you the tools to answer those questions and prepare for what is ahead."
- Eric Noonan, CyberSheath CEO
Join us on our upcoming webinar to learn how you can prepare for the upcoming DFARS changes that are predicated for 2023.
CMMC 2.0 is projected to be required by May 2023, with an interim rule in place by March 2023.
According to U.S. Navy Commander Jessica McNulty, a Department of Defense spokesperson, “Once implemented, CMMC assessment requirements will be levied as pre-award requirements, where appropriate, to ensure that DOD contracts are awarded to companies that do, in fact, comply with underlying cybersecurity requirements."
Do not let lack of preparation stand in the way of your organization's eligibility to earn DOD revenue. No matter where you are in your compliance journey there are steps you can take to be ready for potential regulation changes.
During this webinar, you’ll learn:
Understand How to Answer the Big Questions
- Where to start in your journey to compliance?
- How long will it take to get fully compliant?
- How much will it cost to achieve compliance?
What do you need to do and in what order of priority?
- Leverage SPRS scores for priority setting.
- Deploy key technologies such as SIEM, EDR, MFA in the order that provides the greatest ROI.
- Utilize SSP, POAMs, SPRS scores to document your progress as you deliver compliance.
Eric Noonan
CyberSheath CEO
Eric Noonan is a respected cybersecurity expert having testified before the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities and served on the Council on Cyber Security expert panel to review and update the Critical Security Controls. Prior to founding CyberSheath, Eric was the Global Chief Information Security Officer for BAE Systems plc, based in London. Concurrently Eric served as Vice President and General Manager of North American IT operations, overseeing engineering, architecture, and IT operations support for approximately 39,000 employees.
Casey Lang
CyberSheath VP of Compliance
Casey Lang has over ten years of experience in cybersecurity, business resilience, and information technology from various roles in industries such as defense, healthcare, and retail. He has expertise in CMMC compliance, security program development and assessment, and has extensive experience in strategically planning security and business continuity programs based upon internationally recognized standards of practice from NIST, ISO, FISMA, and the PCI-SSC.
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