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Develop Your CMMC Budget with Cost Benchmarks and Saving Strategies

So, you’ve wrapped your head around CMMC 2.0, scoped your Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), and even printed a copy of NIST 800-171 to keep on your desk. Now comes the awkward part: What’s this going to cost—and how do you keep the price tag from eating your margin? This guide answers both questions in plain English, using real numbers from recent rule-making documents, assessor quotes, and small-business case studies.

Flow-Down 101: Prime & Subcontractor Responsibilities under CMMC

Your comprehensive guide to keeping every tier of the defense-industrial supply chain compliant—and your contracts safe.

IoT Security Challenges-Balancing Convenience with Privacy in a Connected World

Read our article on IOT Security. From ransomware attacks to bad actor vulnerabilities, learn about IoT security challenges and how manufacturers can design secure devices without sacrificing ease-of-use. Explore the security vulnerabilities of IoT protocols and the importance of secure implementation.

Zero Trust-The Five Pillars of CISA Maturity Model

CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model provides a blueprint to help you continuously improve your security program. Taking a Zero Trust approach allows you to maximize the value of your security investment and mitigate cyber risk.

The Importance of CMMC Consulting-How a CMMC Consultant Can Help You Achieve Cybersecurity Compliance

Ensure your organization is protected with the help of a CMMC consultant. Learn about the role of a cybersecurity consultant in the CMMC compliance process and what to consider when choosing a consulting company. Discover the costs and other factors involved in achieving CMMC compliance

Zero Trust – OMB Implementation Strategy

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released an implementation strategy for a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) that requires agencies to achieve specific Zero Trust security goals by the end of the fiscal year in 2024. The strategic goals outlined in the memorandum also align with CISA’s five pillars.

The Logical Components of Zero Trust

As defined by NIST SP 800-207: Zero Trust Architecture, the three core logical components of the ZTA are the Policy Decision Point (PDP), the Policy Information Points (PIPs), and the Policy Enforcement Point (PEP). Read the article for more detail.