CMMC Compliance Consulting, Gap Analysis

Be ready to pass your CMMC audit and secure more contracts.

Ideal for organizations wanting to work with the DoD and its third-party suppliers.

Prove You're Secure

The Department of Defense (DoD) is tightening up security all along their supply chain with Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC).

For better or worse, compliance with CMMC is not optional for those in the DoD supply chain. The new certification is part of a continual effort to provide more accurate results, provide more helpful insights, and reveal the best practice for DoD operations.

Keeping and gaining more DoD contracts depends on your ability to verify that you can achieve and maintain the level of security that is required through your DoD contract.

3-Step CMMC Assessment Process

Compliance assessments require a significant amount of collaboration with your staff because the process will include a review of your non-technical as well as your technical security policies. This means that IT and department heads will need to be involved.

We’ll guide you through a process that has three steps.

Step 1: Gap Analysis and Recommendations

Compliance requirements can be difficult to interpret. We’ll walk you through the process, perform a detailed analysis of your current alignment for the level of compliance you need, and provide recommendations for what is needed so you can meet CMMC compliance requirements to pass your third-party audit.

While we can do much of the technical portion of the assessment on our own, this process is highly interactive and requires significant time spent with you to discuss the controls and what’s needed to meet them. We’ll work together to get you where you want to go.

A Gap Analysis will give you the information you need to submit a self-assessment to the DoD.

Step 2: Remediation Planning and Audit Preparation

With the results of your Gap Analysis in hand, your next step is to plan how you’re going to implement the missing security controls. These controls will include both technical and non-technical measures. That means that you’ll need to involve multiple departments, not just IT. If your staff doesn’t have the expertise and bandwidth to do this, we can help.

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for how to achieve CMMC compliance.

In fact, there may be numerous options that will meet regulations. In addition to providing you with the information you need to make decisions about how you’ll meet CMMC regulations, we can bring you other recommendations that will allow you to reduce the scope of compliance and reduce the costs of your audit.

Step 3: Ongoing Cybersecurity Management

Once you achieve CMMC compliance, the controls that you put in place need to be managed. Even if they have an internal IT team, many organizations are outsourcing security because it’s the most efficient way to bring in all of the knowledge, skills, and tools that are needed for advanced security.