CMMC Compliance Services
CMMC requirements can affect how organizations protect federal contract information and demonstrate their cybersecurity practices. DivIHN helps organizations understand their compliance obligations, define the systems and information in scope, identify gaps, strengthen their controls, and prepare the documentation needed to support their CMMC requirements.
CMMC Compliance Is More Than Checking Security Controls Off a List
CMMC requirements need to be understood within the context of your contracts, information, systems, users, and existing security practices. Without a clearly defined scope, organizations can spend time addressing controls that are outside the environment while overlooking gaps that matter to their actual compliance obligations.
A structured CMMC approach connects requirements to the environment where applicable information is handled. DivIHN helps organizations establish their scope, evaluate their current practices, identify gaps, organize supporting evidence, and develop a practical path toward compliance.
Address the Areas That Shape Your CMMC Readiness
Define Your Compliance Scope
Identify the contracts, information, systems, devices, users, and locations that need to be considered so your CMMC efforts are based on a clearly defined environment. DivIHN's CMMC process begins with scoping and mapping the information boundary before moving into the assessment.
Evaluate Your Current Security Practices
Review your existing controls and practices against the applicable CMMC requirements to understand what is already in place and where additional work may be required. DivIHN evaluates the applicable requirements and identifies gaps in the organization's current posture.
Strengthen Documentation and Evidence
Turn your security practices into organized documentation that demonstrates how requirements are being addressed and gives your team a clearer record of its compliance posture. DivIHN's CMMC services include documentation support as part of the broader readiness process.
Prepare for Your Compliance Submission
Bring assessment results, remediation activities, documentation, and submission requirements together so your organization has a structured process for completing its CMMC obligations. DivIHN supports the self-assessment and SPRS submission process within its current CMMC service offering.
Know Where You Stand Before Starting Your CMMC Compliance Journey
Three Things You Get Throughout Your CMMC Engagement
Work with practitioners who understand CMMC requirements and the practical challenges organizations face when translating compliance requirements into working security practices. DivIHN's CMMC practitioners are experienced in supporting engagements from initial scoping through the submission process.
Understand where your current environment falls short of applicable requirements, which gaps require attention, and how remediation priorities can be organized. DivIHN's engagement deliverables include a gap assessment covering the applicable requirements and prioritizing identified gaps by remediation urgency.
CMMC compliance requires continued attention as your environment, contracts, and systems change. Ongoing support can help organizations keep documentation and compliance activities aligned with those changes. DivIHN currently offers scope-change support, annual affirmation reminders, and advisory access following an engagement.
Turn CMMC Requirements Into a Plan Your Team Can Follow
CMMC requirements can touch technology, processes, people, documentation, and the way information moves through your organization. Treating each requirement as an isolated checklist item can make it difficult to understand what needs to change and how those changes affect the broader environment.
DivIHN brings the different pieces together through a structured process.
What Organizations Ask Us About CMMC
What is CMMC compliance?
CMMC is the Department of Defense's cybersecurity framework for protecting information handled by organizations within the defense industrial base. The applicable requirements depend on the type of information and contractual obligations involved.
How do I know which CMMC requirements apply to my organization?
Start with your contract requirements and determine what type of federal information your organization handles. From there, identify the systems, users, devices, and locations connected to that information and establish the appropriate compliance scope.
What information needs to be considered when determining CMMC scope?
The scope depends on the federal information your organization handles and the environment supporting it. Systems, devices, users, and locations that interact with applicable information may need to be considered when defining the boundary.
What does a CMMC compliance engagement include?
An engagement can include scoping, assessment of applicable requirements, gap identification, remediation support, documentation, and preparation for the applicable submission or affirmation process. DivIHN offers both guided and full-service engagement paths.
What is SPRS and how does it relate to CMMC?
The Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) is the Department of Defense system used for applicable cybersecurity self-assessment scores and affirmations. DivIHN provides support for the SPRS submission process as part of its CMMC services.
Does CMMC compliance need to be maintained after the initial assessment?
Yes. Compliance is an ongoing responsibility. Changes to contracts, systems, information flows, or the environment can affect the compliance scope and may require documentation or assessment activities to be revisited. DivIHN provides annual affirmation and scope-change support.
Ready to Know Where Your Chicago Organization Stands
Share your contract type and current environment, and get matched to a guided or full-service CMMC engagement.