Continuous Compliance in the Microsoft Cloud
This blog post explores the critical steps organizations in the Defense and Space sectors must take to achieve CMMC compliance within the Microsoft Cloud environment. It outlines practical strategies to navigate regulatory requirements, enhance cybersecurity posture, and streamline the certification process, ensuring readiness for government contracts while safeguarding sensitive data.
Choosing the Right Vendor for CMMC Compliance
Choosing the right vendor can make a significant difference in your company's CMMC certification experience. Here are some key criteria to guide your selection.
Common Misconceptions of CMMC: Implementing at the Assessment Level vs the Requirement Level
Learn the key differences between CMMC assessment and requirement levels to avoid common pitfalls and ensure successful compliance.
The Difference Between Policies, Plans, and Procedures in CMMC
Discover the differences between policies, plans, and procedures in meeting CMMC compliance requirements for optimal data security.
GCC High vs. GCC: What Is It and Which One Is Right for Your Organization
As the gatekeepers of highly sensitive government data, it's crucial for federal agencies and their partners to have a secure and compliant cloud environment. That's where two Microsoft Azure Government offerings come in: GCC High and GCC.
Your Ultimate DFARS Compliance Checklist: Everything You Need to Know
DFARS compliance isn’t just about protecting national security; it's also about safeguarding your company's reputation and finances.
A Closer Look at CMMC Compliance Costs and How to Best Manage Them
There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to estimating CMMC 2.0 compliance costs. Learn what factors influence the overall financial investment an organization must make to become CMMC certified.
Your Comprehensive Guide to CMMC 2.0 Compliance: The Path to Enhanced Cyber Resilience
Navigating the complexities of CMMC compliance can be a daunting task, given the layers of detail and the breadth of requirements involved. But with proper understanding, preparation, and strategic support, it is more than possible.
Lessons Learned from the Jan 12th Microsoft Security Breach
On January 12th, 2024, Microsoft detected that their corporate systems were hacked by a nation-state.