The tools and guidance DoD contractors need to comply with DFARS/CMMC regulations.
The Department of Defense requires that vendors who do work for them properly secure controlled unclassified information (CUI). DFARS as the prior/current requirement is intended to maintain cybersecurity standards according to requirements laid out by NIST SP 800-171. The new requirement is the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) required to meet this security requirement. To meet the requirements, DoD contractors must provide adequate security and rapidly report cyber incidents. A DoD contractor would have to allocate a significant amount of man-hours to properly ensure that its business remains compliant with constantly evolving security requirements. Allow us to focus on providing enterprise grade tools and expert guidance to get you comfortable and confident CMMC compliance so you can focus on growing your business. Looking for a quick guide on cybersecurity audits for DoD contractors? Click the Download Guide button below.
Best Practices for CMMC Standards
Annual review of threat risks
Perform regular vulnerability scans
Managed Detection and Response
Employee cyber awareness training
Incident Response preparation
Gap analysis and remediation
Kyber Value
Virtual CISO for guidance throughout the process
Complete "bird's eye view" security assessment
Security Information and Event Management
Multi-factor authentication
Proactive layered defense in depth security and maintenance program
Monitor, Detect and Remediate Threats
DFARS & CMMC
The Defense Department recently released version 1 of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). The CMMC builds upon the existing regulation (DFARS 252.204-7012) that is based on trust by adding a verification component with respect to cybersecurity requirements.
