CMMC Compliance Services for Defense Contractors

The Department of Defense mandates CMMC certification for all contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).

Without proper certification, contractors risk losing eligibility for DoD contracts worth billions annually.

CMMC 2.0 establishes three maturity levels, each requiring progressively sophisticated cybersecurity practices and processes.

Organizations must demonstrate not only technical controls but also documented processes and institutional practices.

MILITY AB employs a proven methodology for achieving CMMC certification.

We begin with a comprehensive gap analysis against NIST SP 800-171 requirements, identifying deficiencies across all 14 domains.

Our team then develops a tailored remediation roadmap, prioritizing controls based on risk exposure and compliance timelines.

We implement technical controls, establish documented processes, and prepare your organization for third-party assessment.

Our approach ensures sustainable compliance, not just checkbox certification.

Level 1 (Foundational) requires 17 basic cybersecurity practices aligned with FAR 52.204-21.

Level 2 (Advanced) mandates implementation of all 110 NIST SP 800-171 security requirements.

Level 3 (Expert) adds advanced and proactive cybersecurity capabilities for organizations handling the most sensitive information.

Each level requires assessment by certified third-party assessors, with Level 3 demanding government-led evaluation.

We help organizations determine their required level and build compliant systems accordingly.

Typical CMMC implementation spans 6-18 months depending on current maturity and target level.

Phase 1 involves gap analysis and scoping (4-6 weeks).

Phase 2 covers technical remediation and control implementation (3-12 months).

Phase 3 includes documentation development and internal testing (2-3 months).

Phase 4 encompasses third-party assessment preparation and execution (1-2 months).

We provide project management throughout, ensuring milestones align with contract opportunities and compliance deadlines.

Our technical implementation covers access control systems, audit and accountability mechanisms, configuration management, identification and authentication protocols, incident response capabilities, maintenance procedures, media protection, personnel security, physical protection, risk assessment frameworks, security assessment tools, system and communications protection, and system information integrity controls.

Each control is implemented according to NIST guidance and validated through rigorous testing.

CMMC assessment requires extensive documentation demonstrating control implementation and operational effectiveness.

We develop System Security Plans (SSPs), Policies and Procedures documents, Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), and evidence artifacts.

Our documentation framework ensures assessors can efficiently verify compliance while maintaining operational flexibility.

We establish documentation repositories with version control and access logging, creating audit trails that satisfy assessor requirements.

Preparing for CMMC assessment requires careful coordination and evidence preparation.

We conduct pre-assessment audits simulating official evaluation conditions, identifying potential findings before formal assessment.

Our team coordinates with CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organizations (C3PAOs), managing scheduling, scope definition, and evidence presentation.

We prepare personnel for interviews, ensure systems are properly configured for testing, and establish evidence packages that streamline assessor review.

CMMC certification is not a one-time achievement but an ongoing commitment.

We implement continuous monitoring solutions tracking control effectiveness and identifying drift from compliant baselines.

Our compliance management framework includes quarterly internal assessments, annual readiness reviews, and real-time alerting for configuration changes affecting certification status.

We help organizations maintain certification through personnel changes, technology updates, and evolving DoD requirements.