CMMC NUGGETS
CMMC certification will soon be a prerequisite for doing business with the DoD. Organizations should begin or continue their readiness efforts, including any necessary upgrades to cybersecurity practices, documentation, and processes.
To support you and your organization with this task, the DTC C3PAO team has written and complied “CMMC Nuggets,” valuable insights into the CMMC certification process. Those nuggets are archived below. If you have any questions or require assistance in preparing for your CMMC assessment, please reach out to our team.
CMMC Nugget Archive
#1: Properly Categorize your Assets
CMMC 2.0 requires all organizations seeking a level 2 certification to clearly specify the category for each
#2: Shared Responsibility Models
In this nugget, we are delving into the concept of Shared Responsibility as it pertains to
#3: Documentation Gotcha’s
In this nugget, we are delving into some common mistakes that organizations make which ultimately will cause
#4: Secure Architecture Pitfalls
In this nugget, we discuss the most common pitfalls to complying with all of the secure architecture
#5: Media Protection Whoopsie’s
In this nugget, we discuss the procedures and rules of behavior controls, so you know the
#6: Change Management Hiccups
In this edition, we aim to shed light on the critical role of proper Change Management in
#7: Incident Response Requirements
Did you know that your organization is required to have an incidence response plan and routinely exercise
#8: Enhancing Situational Awareness
Achieving an in-depth understanding of activities within your IT enclave is crucial for effective cybersecurity. NIST 800-171
#9: Level 2 Baseline Controls
NIST 800-171 provides a roadmap of 16 level 2 controls that are specifically tailored to bolster
#10: Tailoring & Managing Access Controls
In the intricate landscape of cybersecurity, access controls stand as vigilant gatekeepers, regulating entry to sensitive data
#11: Different Strokes for Different Folks
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a pivotal element in fortifying an organization's cybersecurity posture. Any IAM
#12: Controlling & Performing Maintenance
In today's digital landscape, organizations must prioritize the security and maintenance of their systems to safeguard sensitive