CMMC Compliance
Easily manage, track, and document your cybersecurity practices to meet CMMC requirements and stay eligible for DoD contracts.
A Simpler Way to Build, Track, and Maintain Your CMMC Compliance
Navigating CMMC compliance can be overwhelming for businesses. Our compliance software simplifies the process with intuitive tools, guided workflows, and actionable insights. Designed for non-technical users and smaller teams helping you meet requirements without needing a team of cybersecurity experts.
Features
What Our Platform Covers
Harness the power of data in one easy tool.
Everything you need from assessment to certification.
Access Control
Protect Who Gets In—And What They Can See. Stay in control of who can access sensitive systems and data with minimal effort.
Cyber Awareness & User Safeguards
Empower Your Team to Be the First Line of Defense Transform your workforce into a cyber-aware culture—track training and readiness.System Protection
Secure Your Infrastructure, End to End Implement baseline protections to keep systems resilient.Physical & Remote Access Safeguards
Secure On-Site and Off-Site Environments Support hybrid teams while meeting access control standards inside and out.Patch Management & System Updates
Stay Ahead of Vulnerabilities Don’t miss a critical update, your software will track, report, and remind.Documentation & Enforcement Tools
Prove What You Do. Show You’re Compliant. From policies to practice—close the gap and document your compliance every step of the way.
Built for Resource Limited Teams.
No in-house IT? No problem. Our platform guides you through setup and monitoring
- Step-by-step compliance checklists aligned with CMMC Levels
- Contextual tooltips and in-app guidance for non-technical users.
- Minimal setup time. Get up and run in hours, not weeks.
- Managed service provider (MSP) friendly for co-managed environments
Continuous Compliance Monitoring
Stay compliant between audits with proactive tracking and alerts.
- Real-time dashboards show status across CMMC domains
- Continuous evaluation of control implementation and effectiveness
- Track progress toward Plans of Action and Milestones (POAMs)
- Set up reminders for training refresh, system scans, and access reviews
- Store evidence snapshots over time to demonstrate ongoing compliance, not just point-in-time readiness
Easy Reporting for Auditors
Generate clean, structured reports and evidence packages. (On the Roadmap)
- Quickly generate audit-ready compliance reports
- Exportable System Security Plans (SSPs), POAMs, and training records
- Role-specific reporting views—tailor data for executives, auditors, or team members
Features
Access Control
Evaluate and document vendor access risks through in an SRM (Supplier Relationship Management) matrix.
Vendor Risk Management
Quickly understand and document your compliance risk per vendor / subcontractor.
Employee Risk Management
Easily understand and document the compliance risk per employee using an industry standard RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) model.
Alerts & Notifications
As regulations change, if vendor or employee relationships change, or there are changes to the hardware or software used in the organization.*
Secure Data Repository
Ensure data is safe and accessible for future audits and ongoing maintenance.
Reporting
Efficiently generate FTC Safeguards compliance reports and necessary documentation.
Project & Task Management
Streamline FTC Safeguards compliance tasks and related activities for easier management and organization.
Risk Score
Gauge your current compliance risk instantly and receive an actionable roadmap, timeline, and budget to streamline your FTC Safeguards compliance journey.
*Hardware and software risk is continuously evaluated and tracked in our database. New software will be researched and audited as users add them to the system.
Get Compliant. Stay Compliant.
Whether you’re just starting your compliance journey or preparing for your official assessment, our platform is your compliance center.
Who needs to be CMMC compliant?
Any contractor or subcontractor handling Federal Contract Information (FCI) or Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) must meet CMMC requirements. This includes companies across sectors such as:
Defense Manufacturing
Defense manufacturers often handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) as part of technical specifications and product designs. CMMC requires them to implement access controls, system protections, and incident response processes to protect sensitive government data throughout production.
Engineering and Systems Integration
These companies work with DoD systems and often connect hardware and software into secure environments. They must comply with CMMC to ensure that their integration processes do not introduce cybersecurity vulnerabilities into defense infrastructure.
Software Development
Software developers creating custom or embedded solutions for DoD systems must apply secure development practices and control access to source code. CMMC requires documentation of development environments and monitoring of user access to meet certification requirements.
Logistics and Supply Chain
Firms managing logistics or handling government equipment must protect shipping data, supplier records, and routing information. CMMC requires these organizations to secure information systems involved in transport and inventory management.
Cybersecurity Services
Cybersecurity providers supporting DoD contractors must demonstrate that their own systems meet CMMC standards. Their compliance is essential not only for their own contracts but also for supporting client readiness and passing audits.
Professional and Technical Consulting
Consultants with access to DoD-related information — including plans, assessments, or strategic documents — must manage and document how that data is protected. CMMC requires them to apply appropriate security controls, even if they are not directly handling CUI on a daily basis.
Features
Loss of Contract Eligibility
Non-compliance may disqualify your organization from bidding on or maintaining DoD contracts.
Financial & Legal Penalties
Breaches of contract or government data rules may result in fines, litigation, or federal investigations.
Reputational Damage
Security breaches can severely damage a company's reputation, resulting in loss of consumer trust and loyalty.
Operational Disruptions
Non-compliance may necessitate significant overhauls of cybersecurity measures, leading to operational disruptions and increased costs.
Audit Failures
Incomplete documentation or weak controls can result in assessment delays or denials.
Security Incidents
Weak cybersecurity practices can lead to data loss, breaches, and operational disruption.
