How We Prepare You for a CMMC Audit
Our CMMC compliance solution gets you prepared in 2 steps:
1. CMMC Assessment, SSP, & PO&AM
We conduct a thorough assessment of your current technology infrastructure and scrutinize it against NIST 800-171 and other controls outlined in your required level of CMMC (Levels 1-5). We then prepare a System Security Plan (SSP) and a Plan-of-Action & Milestones (PO&AM) — two documents the DoD is requiring for you to show proof that you’re taking steps towards compliance.
2. Remediation
Our team implements the controls outlined in the Plan-of-Action & Milestones (PO&AM). Depending on the current state of your network systems, this can be as simple as adding a SIEM tool, or as complex as upgrading your entire aging IT infrastructure. Regardless, our remediation process will ensure you’re in the best position when the CMMC compliance auditors assess your systems.
Case Studies
#1 CMMC Consulting Service for DoD Suppliers.
How SysArc Helped FN America Pass the Joint Surveillance Voluntary Assessment Program (JSVAP) with a Score of 110
FN America’s early and consistent collaboration with the compliance experts at SysArc allowed them to secure their CMMC certification through the Joint Surveillance Voluntary Assessment Program (JSVAP), positioning them ahead of their competitors. Fewer than 100 companies worldwide have successfully navigated this process and achieved certification, making FN America a leader in their industry.
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SysArc’s partnership with Honeycomb Company of America illustrates the power of expert-led collaboration between a forward thinking IT manager and a well-equipped MSP. With the right support, even lean internal IT teams can achieve full CMMC compliance—on time, on budget, and without compromising daily operations.
DoD Supplier Cyber Security Resources:
Read our publications on NIST 800-171 Compliance
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