Compliance and governance
CMMC Readiness
Readiness support for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification requirements.
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From scope to evidence
CMMC Readiness
Readiness support for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification requirements.
Readiness is a maintained state.
Compliance holds up when evidence is collected continuously, not assembled the week before an audit.
- 01Scope
We agree which framework applies and what is genuinely in scope.
- 02Assess
Current controls are tested against each requirement.
- 03Remediate
Gaps are closed with owners, dates, and evidence attached.
- 04Evidence
Documentation and monitoring artifacts are collected continuously.
- 05Maintain
Reviews keep the position defensible between audits.
Planning priorities
CMMC preparation starts with the right boundary
| Review area | Evidence to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Applicability | Evidence to reviewContract requirements and information types | Why it mattersDetermine applicable requirements before selecting controls. |
| Boundary | Evidence to reviewIn-scope systems and information flows | Why it mattersIdentify where protected information is stored, processed or transmitted. |
| Evidence | Evidence to reviewPractices, documentation and remediation status | Why it mattersSupport preparation for the applicable assessment pathway. |
A self-reported score is not certification or confirmation that contract requirements are satisfied.
Free self-assessment
How ready are you for CMMC?
Answer 23 quick questions about your environment and controls to see your readiness score, your biggest gaps, and a rough timeline to audit-ready.
What the program includes
The work that makes an audit boring.
Scope, policy, control, and evidence work that keeps a readiness position current between reviews.
CUI flow and scope review
Requirement gap assessment
System Security Plan support
POA&M development
Assessment preparation
Where audits go sideways
Gaps surface fastest under questioning.
- A contract clause requiring CMMC with no idea where CUI actually lives
- Controls spread across contractors and cloud services
- Documentation written for an assessment that hasn't happened yet
- No current view of which practices are actually met
What a ready organization looks like
- A defined assessment boundary and CUI map
- Practices documented with the evidence to support them
- A tracked plan for remaining gaps
- Fewer surprises when the assessment is scheduled