CMMC & NIST 800-171 Compliance

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, or CMMC, is necessary for any organization working within the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) or is part of the supply chain to the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).

CorpInfoTech is a certified Registered Provider Organization (RPO) under the CyberAB. This allows us to offer our services to contractors seeking compliance.

CorpInfoTech ensures that come audit time your business has implemented the controls and practices necessary to ensure compliance!

CorpInfoTech passed our CMMC Level 2 Assessment with perfect 110 score. We are among the first MSPs to pass our CMMC Level 2 Assessment.

Who Does CMMC Apply to?

Any organization working within the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) that creates, transmits, stores, or processes Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) must adhere to CMMC requirements.

What is CUI?

Controlled Unclassified Information, or CUI, is sensitive yet unclassified data that is required to be protected via a government regulation. CUI can come in many forms including defense schematics, technical manuals, contract specifications, and export-controlled information.

When Does CMMC Go Into Effect?

The CMMC Final Rule was finalized in December of 2024, with audits beginning in January of 2025. CMMC will begin to appear in contracts toward the end of 2025 or beginning of 2026.

What's the Difference Between NIST 800-171 and CMMC?

NIST 800-171 is a set of 110 controls that DoD contractors must adhere to. CMMC is the mechanism that the DoD will use to conduct third-party audits on organizations to ensure that CUI is protected. CMMC is founded on the controls of NIST 800-171.

What's the Difference Between CMMC, DFARS, and ITAR?

CMMC is the certification process in which contractors are required to prove their adherence to NIST 800-171 requirements.
DFARS is a set of regulations that mandates contractors comply with NIST 800-171.
ITAR regulates the export and import of defense-related articles and services.

What Level Are You?

The CMMC model is a way of assessing businesses ability to protect controlled unclassified information (CUI) and FCI by way of the NIST 800-171 framework. Depending on your contract, you may have to comply with any of the 3 levels that make up the CMMC model.

CorpInfoTech can assess, remediate, and manage any vulnerabilities that might get in the way of compliance. Whether you’re just starting out on your compliance journey or are in the process of making changes, CorpInfoTech is ready and willing to assist!

Where Should I Start?

CMMC Compliance is final. You should be a step ahead , contractors should already be DFARS compliant and have a passing SPRS score. Therefore, you're not starting from ground zero, you are validating the controls you already have in place.

Begin with a security assessment to determine where your compliance gaps lie and how your organization can achieve and maintain CMMC compliance.

CorpInfoTech will soon be CMMC Level 2(C3PAO) certified. Our audit is aligned early in the programs roll out, making us likely among the first MSPs to achieve certification.

Through our CMMC Compliance services:

Inherit 200+ of the 320 practices required by CMMC
Eliminate the stress of an upcoming audit
No need to conform with rigid enclave boundaries
Secure CUI on-premises and outside of the cloud

Pathway to Achieve CMMC Certification with TAS for CMMC Compliance

Technology Assurance Services (TAS) for CMMC Compliance is CorpInfoTech's managed CMMC compliance solution that helps contractors achieve and maintain compliance. As one of the first level 2 C3PAO MSPs (ESPs under CMMC documentation), CorpInfoTech offers a product that fits your businesses unique needs.

Through TAS for CMMC Compliance your organization will be able to strengthen audit outcomes, reduce overall risk, and enhance long-term compliance efficiency. Because of CorpInfoTech's certification status, your organization will automatically inherit 200+ of the 320 objectives required by CMMC. Additionally, TAS for CMMC Compliance grants greater flexibility when storing and protecting CUI allowing your organization to avoid rigid enclave boundaries.

CMMC compliance is not an I.T. problem, it's a business decision.

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CMMC & NIST 800-171 Compliance

Who Does CMMC Apply to?

What is CUI?

When Does CMMC Go Into Effect?

What's the Difference Between NIST 800-171 and CMMC?

What's the Difference Between CMMC, DFARS, and ITAR?

What Level Are You?

Where Should I Start?

Pathway to Achieve CMMC Certification with TAS for CMMC Compliance

Do I Have CUI?

CMMC Compliance Checklist

How to Achieve CMMC Level 1 Compliance

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