CMMC scope
Identify where FCI and CUI enter, move through, and leave the organization so the assessment boundary is accurate and defensible.
Defense Industrial Base
Organizations supporting Department of Defense programs must protect Federal Contract Information and Controlled Unclassified Information while proving that required cybersecurity practices operate consistently in the real environment.
Industry priorities
Gryphon aligns day-to-day support, cybersecurity, compliance, and leadership guidance to the risks and operating realities of the industry.
Identify where FCI and CUI enter, move through, and leave the organization so the assessment boundary is accurate and defensible.
Assess applicable safeguards, document gaps, and connect technical controls to how the organization actually works.
Develop and maintain an SSP, policies, procedures, diagrams, inventories, and evidence that accurately reflect the environment.
Turn gaps into a sequenced plan with owners, dependencies, budgets, milestones, and realistic operational impact.
Organize proof that controls are implemented and operating, including configurations, records, logs, tickets, training, and governance artifacts.
Maintain controls, monitoring, documentation, supplier expectations, and leadership oversight after the initial readiness project.
Compliance perspective
Gryphon helps connect compliance requirements to identity, endpoints, networks, cloud services, logging, vulnerability management, backup, policies, evidence, and day-to-day responsibility. Final applicability depends on the contract, data handled, and required CMMC level.
Expected outcomes
The goal is to improve operations, reduce meaningful risk, and give leadership a clear view of decisions and priorities.
Next step
Talk with an advisor about your current environment, risk, support model, and business priorities.