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U.S. Department of Defense
What is CMMC?
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a critical initiative by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to bolster cybersecurity across the defense industrial base (DIB). Its primary purpose is to guard against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats targeting controlled unclassified information (CUI) and federal contract information (FCI) within the defense sector.
CMMC enhances existing regulations (such as DFARS 252.204-7012) by introducing a certification process that verifies companies’ cybersecurity practices. Developed by the DoD’s Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment [OUSD(A&S)], the CMMC framework integrates cybersecurity standards and best practices to:
- Secure sensitive information to support and protect military personnel
- Continuously improve cybersecurity across the DIB to combat evolving threats
- Establish accountability while easing compliance with DoD standards
- Promote a collaborative, resilient cybersecurity culture across the defense supply chain
- Uphold public confidence by maintaining high standards of professionalism and ethics
Who Needs CMMC?
All DoD contractors and subcontractors aiming to bid on contracts that include the CMMC DFARS clause will need to obtain CMMC certification before a contract is awarded. Prime contractors and subcontractors who handle, process, or store FCI (but not CUI) will require at least a Level 1 certification. Each contract will specify the necessary CMMC level for compliance.
Recognizing that many DIB members are small businesses with limited resources, the DoD has designed the CMMC framework to be cost-effective and accessible at lower levels, ensuring companies of all sizes can meet basic cybersecurity standards. The ultimate goal of CMMC is to provide the DoD with confidence that DIB members are safeguarding CUI and FCI, including through multi-tiered supply chains with subcontractors.
CMMC Maturity Levels
The CMMC framework outlines three levels of organizational cybersecurity maturity: Foundational, Advanced, and Expert. Each level builds on the previous one, requiring increasingly robust cybersecurity measures:
- Level 1 – Foundational: Basic cybersecurity practices must be in place, such as routine password updates to secure Federal Contract Information (FCI). FCI is information intended for government use that isn’t public, provided by or created for the Government under contracts.
- Level 2 – Advanced: Organizations must have a formalized management plan that incorporates all security practices from NIST 800-171 r2 to safeguard CUI, implementing consistent cybersecurity hygiene.
- Level 3 – Expert: Organizations must adopt standardized, optimized processes and advanced techniques to detect and respond to sophisticated cyber threats known as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). APTs are adversaries with high levels of skill and resources to carry out persistent attacks from various directions. Required capabilities include the ability to monitor, scan, and conduct data forensics.