Compliance

An FAQ Guide to the CMMC (Pilot) Joint Surveillance Program

An FAQ Guide to the CMMC (Pilot) Joint Surveillance Program

With news that the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) implementation is being pushed back (again) to 2024, the CMMC pilot program (called Joint Surveillance) becomes ever more important as it is the only option for organizations that desire to be a first mover in receiving their CMMC certification. At last check, there have been a total of seven completed assessments under the pilot program, and while that may seem low, interest is clearly high as our CMMC Third Party Assessor Organization (C3PAO) teams continue to receive questions about the program from Organizations Seeking Certification (OSC). This blog post addresses the most common questions we have seen.

What CMMC can and should learn from FedRAMP

What CMMC can and should learn from FedRAMP

In our role as NIST 800 series and Risk Management Framework (RMF) subject matter experts, we’ve worked closely with both third-party assessment organizations (3PAO) and companies at different points of the packaging process for Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) authorization.

CMMC – The Cyber Compliance Standard We’ve Been Waiting For?

CMMC – The Cyber Compliance Standard We’ve Been Waiting For?

Is the DoD’s new Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) the future, or just another compliance initiative in the long line of competing cyber standards across a fragmented landscape. One thing is certain, this is a different approach.