We help defense contractors and subs get ready for CMMC 2.0 with role-based training, policy & process build-out, and evidence prep mapped to Levels 1–3.
CMMC 2.0 is the DoD’s cybersecurity maturity model for contractors handling Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). It aligns practices with NIST standards and requires assessment appropriate to your level.
We deliver live training + templates + guided practice so your team can operate—and prove—compliance.
Basic safeguarding of FCI with 17 practices aligned to FAR 52.204-21. Annual self-assessment expected.
Protects CUI via NIST SP 800-171 practices (110). Mix of self-assessment and third-party assessments per program.
For selected programs handling prioritized CUI. 800-172-informed enhanced practices; government assessment.
Policy authoring, SSP/POA&M build-out, evidence management, and audit prep workflows.
Identity, network, endpoint, and cloud guardrails mapped to applicable controls for your level.
IR runbooks, tabletop exercises, awareness & training, vendor risk and supply-chain considerations.
Get dates, scope, and a level-appropriate action plan (L1/L2/L3).
Which CMMC level do we need?
It depends on whether you handle FCI or CUI and the contract requirements. We’ll map your data types, scope, and obligations to L1, L2, or L3 and recommend an action plan.
Do you provide templates and evidence guidance?
Yes. We include policy templates, SSP/POA&M structures, evidence lists, and review cadences so your team can implement and prove practices efficiently.
Are the sessions live or self-paced?
Training is 100% live online with instructors. We also provide supplemental materials and artifacts to reinforce implementation and evidence.
How fast can we begin?
Most organizations can begin within 2–4 weeks depending on cohort size and scheduling. Book a call to review current availability.
Note: CMMC requirements may evolve. We align training and artifacts to currently published practices and will highlight any changes that affect your program.