Summit Business Technologies can help structure a framework for success, or enhance an existing CMMC analysis. For assessment needs, Summit demonstrates a thorough mapping of the solid foundation needed for true compliance.
Assessing your existing network and policies, we examine and overlay the required controls of NIST 800-171 for comparison. A System Security Plan (SSP) is established in tandem with a Plan-of-Action and Milestones (POAM), strategizing and documenting your journey towards compliance.
We will integrate the necessary security measures, as outlined in the POAM, to bring your existing framework up to par. The complexity of this process varies, depending on the state of the network infrastructure.
Finally, the data will be measured against the regulatory output, updated with each new iteration. A multitude of subscription models are available.
We perform a detailed assessment of your current network and compare it with the cyber security controls required in NIST 800-171. We prepare a System Security Plan (SSP) & Plan-of-Action & Milestones (PO&AM) providing documented evidence to the DoD or your Prime that you’re on your way towards compliance.
In this step, the items called out in the Plan-of-Action & Milestone (PO&AM) are addressed. Depending on the current state of your IT systems, this can be as simple as implementing multi-factor authentication and security awareness training or as complex as refreshing an entire aging infrastructure.
Using existing analytical platforms, we interrupt ongoing client data in real-time against the ever-evolving compliance regulatory output. Subscription models vary with flexible and expansive options available.
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