CMMC and compliance

CMMC readiness and compliance guidance built around your operation.

For organizations in or pursuing the defense supply chain, cybersecurity compliance cannot be separated from day-to-day operations. Gryphon helps define the scope, assess the current posture, prioritize gaps, implement controls, prepare evidence, and maintain the program over time.

What it covers

Support built around the environment you actually operate.

Technology services should reflect your operating model, risk, internal capacity, and priorities—not force the business into a generic package.

01

Readiness and gap assessment

Evaluate the current environment against the applicable CMMC level and NIST SP 800-171 requirements, then identify what is complete, incomplete, or not yet evidenced.

02

Scope and data-flow definition

Clarify where regulated information is received, stored, processed, and transmitted so the compliance boundary is defensible and practical.

03

Remediation roadmap

Turn identified gaps into a phased plan with priorities, owners, dependencies, budget considerations, and realistic operating impact.

04

Security control implementation

Support the technical and administrative controls needed across identity, endpoints, networks, logging, vulnerability management, backup, and related systems.

05

Documentation and evidence

Develop and organize policies, procedures, system-security documentation, plans of action, and assessment evidence that reflect the environment as it actually operates.

06

Ongoing compliance support

Maintain controls, documentation, monitoring, evidence, and leadership visibility so readiness does not disappear after the initial project.

Expected outcomes

A clearer, more accountable technology environment.

The work is designed to improve business visibility and decision-making—not simply add more tools or activity.

  • A clearer understanding of applicable scope and requirements
  • A prioritized remediation plan tied to business reality
  • Better alignment between security controls and documented practices
  • More organized evidence for an independent assessment
  • A sustainable compliance program rather than a one-time checklist

How Gryphon works

Direct guidance. Defined ownership. Documented decisions.

01

Understand the business

Start with the environment, operating constraints, risk, and priorities before recommending a solution.

02

Define responsibility

Clarify who owns each outcome, how work moves, and when leadership needs to make a decision.

03

Measure what matters

Review progress through business impact, risk reduction, service quality, and completion of agreed priorities.

Next step

Make your next technology decision with better information.

Talk with an advisor about your current environment, risk, support model, and business priorities.

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