Scoping for CMMC One Asset Type at a Time
Scoping is a high-stakes early step in CMMC compliance touching every corner of your environment. Learn how to simplify scope by asset type.
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What is Brilliant at the Basics? What It Means for DIB Contractors
The Department of War (DoW) Chief Information Officer’s (CIO’s) “Brilliant at the Basics” campaign is positioned as a simplified set of foundational cybersecurity practices meant to help small, midsize, and nontraditional Defense Industrial Base (DIB) suppliers secure their networks and deliver superior technology to the warfighter.
The problem is, calling something ‘basic’ doesn’t actually make it simpler.
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MSPs vs MSSPs: Why Each Matters for CMMC Compliance
MSPs manage daily IT operations, while MSSPs deliver continuous security monitoring. Learn about their roles in CMMC compliance and the importance of using the right provider.
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CUI Enclaves: The Fastest Way to Become CMMC Compliant
A managed enclave adds major CMMC advantages: you own the tenant, scale on demand, meet FedRAMP High requirements, support hybrid needs, ensure U.S.‑person staffing, and maintain continuous compliance with full IT, SOC, and Compliance support.
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CMMC Phase 2 Suspended with 60 Day Review. What Happens Next?
On July 13, 2026, the Department of War announced the suspension of CMMC Phase 2 along with the C3PAO assessment requirements that were scheduled to begin appearing in contracts on November 10, 2026.
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What is NCODE? FAQs for Small Businesses
NIST is stepping in to make CMMC compliance more affordable for small businesses. From what it is to how to apply, find the answers to industry FAQs.
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What is the False Claims Act? Why LOGZONE Settled for $507K
LOGZONE settled for $507,144 after the Department of Justice (DOJ) alleged it falsely certified NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012 compliance. Learn about the False Claims Act and how to reduce your risk.
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Do I Have to Implement NIST 800-171 Controls in Order?
Many don’t realize they can implement NIST 800-171 controls in any order that makes the most sense to your organization. Discover proven approaches to control order.
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What is a CMMC Consultant? How to Choose One
The Cyber-AB has a number of official designations that authorize businesses and individuals to help Organizations Seeking Certification (OSCs) pursue
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Summit 7 Celebrates 100 CMMC Level 2 Certified Clients
Huntsville, Ala. — May 8, 2026 — Summit 7 is celebrating a major milestone for the security of the defense
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U.S. Army Awards Summit 7 NCODE Contract
Huntsville, Ala. — May 6, 2026 — Effective May 15th, with the start of the Army’s pilot program, Summit 7 joins the
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L3Harris Gives Subcontractors About 80 Working Days to Comply with CMMC
We’ve seen a handful of supply chain letters, memos, and notices over the last year or so. In these types
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