Well, first, hopefully, you meant NIST SP 800-171A, not 800-171, but assuming that is correct, then no. There are other requirements for CMMC compliance and if you get a knock on the door from the DCMA’s DIBCAC, then you better be able to address these other issues as well. Learn what they are.
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There are potentially as many as 6 paperwork steps that you have to do in SPRS in order to be compliant and many people are not aware of all of the required steps. Here is a brief tutorial on the required paperwork steps.
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Under the DFARS, the DIBCAC can conduct a virtual or in person cybersecurity audit. This can be done either under pre-CMMC or post-CMMC contracts. If you get a letter from them, this is what you should expect. If you have been doing everything you are supposed to do then you should be able to pull…
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As we get closer to CMMC becoming mandatory (like tomorrow) DoD continues to tweak the reporting software. Note this has nothing to do with changing the rules, but just the reporting. You can now enter your CMMC score separately from your 800-171 and, in fact, you do have to enter both. Check out the changes…
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