CMMC Solutions for Confident Compliance

CMMC Enclave

Ideal for businesses that need to quickly meet compliance requirements to secure new DoD contracts and maintain eligibility in the defense supply chain. It provides a streamlined, secure environment tailored to:

• Prime contractors and subcontractors needing to comply with CMMC and NIST 800-171.

• Manufacturers, IT providers, logistics companies, and service firms supporting DoD projects.

• Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) looking for a cost-effective way to manage compliance without disrupting their entire IT infrastructure.

• Companies needing to segregate sensitive operations to simplify audits and accelerate the certification process.

CMMC Level 1

CMMC 2.0 Level 1 applies to businesses that handle Federal Contract Information (FCI)—non-public information shared by or generated for the Department of Defense (DoD) as part of a contract. It’s geared toward companies with basic cybersecurity needs.

Here are the types of businesses that typically require Level 1 compliance:

• Subcontractors working with prime DoD contractors but not handling sensitive data (like CUI).

• Manufacturers, suppliers, or vendors providing parts or services for DoD projects.

• Consultants, staffing agencies, and logistics providers involved in non-sensitive aspects of DoD contracts.

• IT service providers offering basic services (e.g., network management) without accessing critical data.

• Construction and maintenance companies working on DoD-related infrastructure.

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CMMC Level 3

CMMC 2.0 Level 3 is required for businesses that create, handle, or store Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and play a critical role in the Department of Defense (DoD) supply chain. This level ensures compliance with NIST SP 800-171 and is intended for companies that need enhanced cybersecurity to protect sensitive government data.

Here are the types of businesses that typically need Level 3 compliance:

• Prime contractors working directly with the DoD on projects involving CUI.

• Subcontractors supporting prime contractors with access to CUI or performing critical functions.

• Defense manufacturers and aerospace companies developing technology, parts, or equipment for DoD use.

• IT service providers and managed service providers (MSPs) with access to DoD networks or handling sensitive data.

• Logistics and supply chain companies transporting or storing sensitive materials or equipment.

• Professional services firms (e.g., legal, engineering, consulting) involved in projects with access to CUI.