If you work with the Department of Defense, CMMC 2.0 certification is now a contract requirement. We help you figure out which level you need and how to get there.
Requirements depend on what information your contracts involve, not just whether you work with the DoD.
CMMC is the DoD's framework for making sure contractors protect federal contract information and controlled unclassified information (CUI). It replaced self-attestation, so contractors now have to prove compliance, not just claim it.
Most contractors know they need CMMC but are not sure where to start. We do.
We review your current security posture against the CMMC level your contracts require and identify exactly what is missing. No jargon, just a clear list of gaps and priorities.
We build a remediation roadmap tailored to your business, then work through it with you. We handle the documentation, the policies, and the technical controls side by side with your team.
We prepare you for the assessment and connect you with a certified C3PAO assessor when required. Then we help you maintain compliance so nothing lapses between contracts.
Most CMMC consultants come from pure cybersecurity. We come from federal contracting, so we understand the contract, not just the controls.
Exactly what happens from the moment you submit, so there are no surprises.
It depends on the information your contract involves. FCI only means Level 1. CUI means Level 2, which covers most defense programs. Level 3 is for a small set of high-priority programs. We confirm your level first, so you never over or under-prepare.
Yes, a real head start. Level 2 is built on the 110 practices in NIST SP 800-171, so your existing plan carries over. The difference is CMMC needs a third-party assessment, not self-attestation, so we prepare you for how assessors actually evaluate it.
A C3PAO is the accredited firm that conducts your CMMC assessment. At Level 2, most contracts require one rather than self-assessment. We prepare you and connect you with an accredited C3PAO. We are not one ourselves, so we have no conflict of interest.
It depends on your posture and level. Level 1 can take weeks if basic hygiene is in place. Level 2 with real gaps takes several months. We give you an honest estimate after the gap assessment, not a feel-good number.
Yes. Subcontractors handling CUI need to meet the appropriate level too, just like primes. The flow-down rule also makes primes responsible for their subs. If you are a prime, it covers your supply chain. If you are a sub, it applies to you directly.
CMMC is a real requirement for the right businesses. Here is an honest read on whether we are a fit.
A free assessment with a specialist. No commitment, no pressure, just a straight answer on where you stand and what it takes.