CMMC 2.0

We are experts in DOD, Federal and NIST security and compliance with over two decades of commercial and government experience implementing NIST 800-53, CNSSI 1253 and now 800-171 based management, operations and technical controls. We help reduce the time and cost of CMMC 2.0 compliance for our customers by providing a zero-trust architecture that meets CMMC 2.0, CJIS, StateRAMP, HIPAA, DOD and FedRAMP requirements. Our unique approach helps reduce the cost of compliance burden using our ThreatAlert(R) ATO Accelerator solution, which provides an end-to-end service including C3PAO or DIBCAC assessment support. 

Zero-trust CUI Data Landing Zone provides a dedicated authorization boundary with the ability to host multiple applications and meet stringent CUI processing requirements.

ThreatAlert® Security Platform delivers a comprehensive  suite of security services mapped to DFARS and CMMC requirements including SIEM, MFA, Vulnerability Management, Web Application Scanning, Incident Management, and DevSecOps integration. The architecture is based on a zero-trust architecture that separates the CUI from the management plane that is not shared with other customers. The services include a comprehensive auditable events dashboard, alerting and reporting for continuous monitoring and reporting, and a Cloud Log Aggregation Warehouse (CLAW) for centralized log collection, correlation analysis, and threat detection.

ThreatAlert® Compliance Docs  is the included documentation package that with policies, procedures and plans such as System Security Plan (SSP), Continuous Monitoring Plan, Incident Response Plan, Configuration Management, and associated appendices in compliance with FedRAMP, DOD CC SRG and CMMC requirements and templates.

ThreatAlert® ConMon and Managed Services provides continuous monitoring, reporting, alerting, and compliance services as per FedRAMP requirements. The Continuous Monitoring and Managed Security Services are delivered based on required SLA’s for meeting daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual activities as required by DFARS and CMMC.