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
CMMC readiness for the 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
Technology decisions shaped by CMMC and the DoD supply chain.
Organizations supporting Department of Defense programs must protect FCI and CUI while proving their cybersecurity practices actually operate. Gryphon aligns support, security, and compliance to that reality.
NIST SP 800-171 alignment
Assess applicable safeguards, document gaps, and connect technical controls to how the organization actually works.
System Security Plan
Develop and maintain an SSP, policies, procedures, diagrams, inventories, and evidence that accurately reflect the environment.
Remediation planning
Turn gaps into a sequenced plan with owners, dependencies, budgets, milestones, and realistic operational impact.
Evidence readiness
Organize proof that controls are implemented and operating, including configurations, records, logs, tickets, training, and governance artifacts.
Ongoing compliance
Maintain controls, monitoring, documentation, supplier expectations, and leadership oversight after the initial readiness project.
Compliance perspective
CMMC is an operating requirement, not a one-time paperwork exercise.
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.
The stakes
For defense suppliers, non-compliance is not just a security risk — it can mean losing the contract. Final CMMC level depends on the contract, the data handled, and the required assessment.
Expected outcomes
A resilient, assessment-ready environment.
The goal is a defensible CMMC scope, closed gaps, organized evidence, and a compliance program that holds up in an assessment and in daily operation.
- A defined CMMC scope and data flow
- A prioritized remediation roadmap
- More complete and accurate documentation
- Better organized assessment evidence
- A sustainable compliance operating model
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