Which CMMC Path Fits You: Enclave, On-Prem, or Hybrid?
CMMC Compliance Requires a Tailored Approach—Explore Your Best-Fit Solution.
DATE
14 MAY 2025
TIME
9:00am PT | 12:00pm ET
WEBINAR
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The CMMC Final Rule is here—and now is the time to determine the right solution to meet compliance requirements quickly, efficiently, and securely. Whether you're considering a cloud-based enclave, an on-prem environment, or a hybrid approach, this webinar will help you weigh the benefits, trade-offs, and time-to-compliance of each option.
Why Attend?
In This Webinar, You’ll Learn:
- What Each Solution Really Entails
A clear breakdown of enclave, on-premises, and hybrid models—including architecture, implementation, and control. - Pros & Cons for Defense Contractors
Explore how each model impacts scalability, internal resources, audit-readiness, and budget. - Time to Compliance
Understand how each approach affects your compliance timeline under the CMMC Final Rule. - Which Path Best Fits Your Business
Learn how to choose the model that aligns with your data sensitivity, IT maturity, and long-term goals.
Who Should Attend?
- IT & Security Leaders in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB)
- Compliance Officers & Program Managers
- Business Leaders responsible for DOD contract readiness
Frequently Asked Questions
- What’s the fastest way to become CMMC compliant?
We’ll compare time-to-compliance across enclave, on-prem, and hybrid models to help you choose the most efficient path. - What is the difference between an enclave and a hybrid environment?
We’ll break down the technical and operational differences so you can make an informed decision. - Do I need to move everything to the cloud to be compliant?
No! Learn how on-prem or hybrid solutions can still meet full CMMC requirements. - How much does each compliance solution cost?
We’ll walk through cost drivers and typical investment ranges for each model. - Which CMMC compliance solution is best for small vs. large contractors?
From lean teams to large enterprises, we’ll outline the best-fit models for every size. - What happens if I don’t comply by the deadline?
We’ll discuss the risk of contract loss and what phased enforcement really means for your business. - Can I pass a CMMC audit with an on-prem environment?
Yes—and we’ll show you how others are doing it. - What controls are hardest to implement without managed support?
Find out which requirements are most challenging for internal teams—and how to avoid common pitfalls.
Next Steps:
Now that you know your options for CMMC compliance—enclave, on-prem, and hybrid—it’s time to take action. Cut through the complexity of the requirements with guidance from experts who’ve successfully implemented all three solutions. You’ll leave this session with a clear, customized action plan designed specifically for your environment, helping you move confidently toward full 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.