August 3, 2023

Update: What You Should Know About New Federal CMMC Requirements

Despite taking steps to improve cybersecurity within the supply chains of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), recent cyberattacks have highlighted the need for additional action. To maintain status as DoD contractors, companies within the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) must adhere to baseline cybersecurity controls which are changing in the near future.

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