CMMC Assessment and Consulting Services

Your CMMC certification process will be made simpler by our CMMC Assessment and Readiness Services, allowing your company to maintain its competitiveness in the DoD acquisition process. Implementing NIST security controls and best practices is a specialty of our CMMC Assessment team, which has decades of experience. We are aware of the impact of system security risk on system architecture. With the least amount of change and disruption possible, we can tailor solutions to your organization's specific needs thanks to our enterprise-level expertise. With the help of CyberSecOp's CMMC Assessment Service and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) readiness services and solutions, you can successfully complete your CMMC Audit.

  • DOD CMMC L3 Preparedness Assessment

  • CMMC Remediation Services

  • CMMC Security Assessment

  • CMMC Readiness Services

CMMC Readiness Assessment & Remediation Services

CMMC Assessment Service for DoD Suppliers

No matter where your company is located, our team will work with you to implement a NIST 800-171 compliant ISMS quickly and without difficulty, enabling you to achieve CMMC certification readiness in as little as three months, depending on the size of your organization.

CMMC Readiness Assessment Service

Our assessors and consultants are experts on government standards for NIST compliance. Our comprehensive assessments let you identify areas of risk and implement defined security controls to meet CMMC standards.

We have assisted contractors all over the United States in navigating the difficulties of DFARS, NIST 800-171, and now CMMC. We have developed a number of solutions through our extensive experience that help our clients prepare for compliance more quickly and affordably than with other recent market entrants.

CMMC Assessments and Compliance Programs

Our skilled GRC team can quickly assess your organization's compliance maturity posture, create a gap report, identify CMMC risks, and conduct vulnerability assessments in addition to providing the necessary documentation for your company to comply with all legal requirements.

In order to fully understand the NIST special publication that is most relevant to your organization, we first work closely with you to understand your business processes. This is how we start our CMMC assessment.

After we've finished our CMMC evaluation, we'll give your company a comprehensive compliance assessment report that outlines corrective action plans and a step-by-step plan for achieving CMMC compliance.

 

INITIAL READINESS ASSESSMENT

Designed for both big and small businesses. For organizations looking for Levels 1-3, our assessment process is scaleable. Don't bother doing it yourself anymore. Find third-party confirmation.

  • Administrative Controls

  • Physical Controls

  • Technical Controls

  • Mapped to NIST 800-171

  • Detailed CMMC Gap Analysis

 

DEVELOP CMMC ROADMAP

Our consultants will assist you in developing your information security program to the desired CMMC compliance level after the initial readiness assessment.

  • Detailed CMMC roadmap

  • Create missing policies and procedures

  • Implement the proper practices and processes

  • Test for vulnerabilities

 

RE-ASSESS ON A QUARTERLY BASIS

To reassess your gaps, we carry out benchmark assessments throughout the year. This enables you to continue working toward your CMMC compliance objectives.

  • Measurable scoring of risk and compliance in each area

  • Identify any new threats to your environment

  • Meet your Cyber Maturity Model Certification goals

Registered Provider Organization (RPO)

The RPO certification acknowledges that CyberSecOp is familiar with the basic constructs of the CMMC Standard and can deliver non-certified CMMC consulting services. As a RPO, we can guide and prepare organizations toward their desired level of CMMC maturity.

What is Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)?

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification or CMMC provides a standard set of controls for the implementation of cybersecurity across the US Government and Defense Industrial Base (DIB). The CMMC framework includes a comprehensive and scalable certification element to verify the implementation of processes and practices associated with the achievement of a cybersecurity maturity level. CMMC is designed to provide increased assurance to the Department of Defense that a DIB company can adequately protect Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), accounting for information flow down to subcontractors in a multi-tier supply chain.

Who does CMMC apply to?

CMMC applies to anyone in the defense contract supply chain. These include contractors who engage directly with the Department of Defense and subcontractors contracting with primes to fulfill and/or execute those contracts. According to the DoD, the CMMC launched standards that will affect over 300,000 organizations.

What happens if my business doesn't become CMMC compliant?

The penalty for CMMC compliance is simple — if you're not compliant, you can't be awarded defense contracts. There are no fines or conventional penalties. You're just unable to operate in the DoD contracting space any longer.

How to Become CMMC Compliant?

Whether you’re planning on taking steps toward becoming CMMC compliant or you simply want to boost your company’s cybersecurity, we can help.

Through the CMMC, the DoD expects to:

  • Ensure contractors can defend against current and future cyber risks

  • Verify that contractors have robust controls to protect the controlled unclassified information (CUI) that resides in the DIB’s network and systems

  • Assure by requiring an independent third-party validation

  • Establish levels of compliance that align with the different levels of risk

  • Encourage improved security at a manageable cost to the federal government

Get compliant with our CMMC Readiness Assessment

CyberSecOp CMMC readiness assessment is built on industry-recognized security frameworks, including the NIST SP 800-171, NIST SP 800-53, Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) National Aerospace Standard (NAS) 9933, Security Operation Center, and Emergency Response Team (CERT) Resilience Management Model (RMM) v1.2.