What DIB Contractors Need to Know

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is the DoD program to dynamically enhance DIB cybersecurity and protect against compromise of sensitive defense information on contractors’ systems and acts as a unified standard for implementing cybersecurity across the defense industrial base.

The CMMC Framework will be used by the government to certify and verify exactly how safe you are to conduct business. CMMC is intended to standardize and raise the bar for cybersecurity among DIB contractors. It uses CMMC third-party assessment organizations of contractors’ compliance with certain mandatory practices, procedures and capabilities that can adapt to evolving cyber threats. In November 2021, the DoD announced CMMC 2.0. Learn about key changes and timelines associated with CMMC 2.13. 

The CMMC currently has five certification levels (CMMC 2.0 has three) that reflect the maturity and reliability of a company’s cybersecurity infrastructure to safeguard sensitive government information. The five levels are tiered and build upon each other’s technical requirements. Get the cybersecurity agility you need in order to properly handle government data.

 

KEY FEATURES OF CMMC 2.0

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PREPARE FOR CMMC READINESS  

We enable DIB contractors to meet strict government and regulatory compliance requirements related to CMMC controls for FCI and CUI (ITAR, CDI and CTI) data. Learn how we can help you prepare for CMMC readiness.

GCC High and Azure Government for

CMMC Compliance

GCC, GCC High and Azure Government support government contractors, as well as the federal government, to meet the terms of cybersecurity and compliance. Even though GCC High is not a primary requirement of CMMC it is highly recommended. If you need to be certified in CMMC Level 3 (CMMC 2.0 Level 2) and are handling existing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and ITAR data in your cloud environment on a Microsoft Platform, you should move to GCC High.

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CMMC 2.0 DOMAINS EXPLAINED

access-control

Access Control

This domain requires your organization to establish who has access to your systems and what their requirements are to operate effectively. As well who has remote access, internal system access, and the limitations of their roles in system.

audit-accountability

Audit and Accountability (AA)

awareness-training

Awareness and Training (AT)

configuration-management

Configuration Management (CM)

authentication-identification

Identification and Authentication (IDA)

incident-response

Incident Response (IR)

maintenance

Maintenance (MA)

media-protection

Media Protection (MP)

personnel-security

Personnel Security (PS)

physical-security

Physical Protection (PP)

risk-management

Risk Assessment (RA)

security-assessment

Security Assessment (CA)

system-communication-protection

System and Communications Protections (SCP)

system-monitoring

System and Information Integrity (SII)