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that your business is not a target? Think again! How does Co-Managed Security work? 01 Convinced The majority of all cyberattacks happen to businesses who are either not working with a Co-Managed Security firm or are working with the wrong one. to change the way you look at your business technology What could you be doing better? 02 It's Time The last two years changed how businesses work. How is your team handling the change? did downtime cost your business last year? Optimizing technology does not happen by accident 03 How Much Keeping an IT environment running smoothly and on pace with technology upgrades takes time, money and constant manpower. with the new CMMC 2.0 changes? Bring the experts to the table 04 Struggling The evolution of CMMC compliance standards have changed again. Why do it alone?
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CMMC Audits Paused, But Compliance Requirements Remain: What Defense Contractors Need to Know

The Department of War recently announced a pause in the implementation of CMMC Phase 2 certification audits, creating questions and uncertainty across the Defense Industrial Base. While the third-party certification process is being delayed, one thing remains clear: the underlying cybersecurity and compliance requirements have not changed.

For defense contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), this announcement should not be interpreted as a reduction in compliance obligations. Requirements including DFARS 252.204-7012, NIST SP 800-171, SPRS score reporting, annual affirmations, and cyber incident reporting remain fully in effect.

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