CMMC & Cyber Readiness

The Department of War suspended the transition to CMMC Phase II requirements in July 2026, while Phase I self-assessment requirements remain in place. Contractors still have responsibilities related to safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), NIST SP 800-171 implementation, SPRS score reporting, documentation, remediation, evidence preparation, and contractual cybersecurity requirements.

JLGOV helps organizations understand their current posture, identify gaps, and prepare the documentation and operational evidence required to support a defensible compliance position.

U.S. Department of War Latest Updates: CMMC regulatory statements are subject to change. Verify current requirements against official Department sources.

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How JLGOV Supports Readiness

  • Gap Analysis: Structured review of current posture against NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 requirements and CMMC readiness benchmarks, identifying specific gaps, risks, and priorities.
  • Documentation and Evidence Preparation: Review and development of System Security Plans (SSPs), Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), policies, procedures, and supporting artifacts aligned to auditor expectations.
  • SPRS Score Validation: Review of Summary Level Score methodology, evidence mapping, and score calculation to determine whether the posted score is supportable under the NIST SP 800-171 DoD Assessment Methodology.
  • Remediation Support: Identification of practical remediation activities and operational adjustments to address control gaps and improve overall compliance posture.
  • Managed Security and Continuous Monitoring: Ongoing security operations, monitoring, and evidence generation that help maintain compliance over time and support readiness for Government-led or third-party assessments.

JLGOV holds Candidate C3PAO status. Candidate status indicates that the organization has cleared Cyber AB conflict-of-interest and ownership screening and is in the pipeline for its own DIBCAC assessment. Candidate C3PAOs are not authorized to issue Certificates of CMMC Status. JLGOV prepares organizations for assessment; certification decisions are conducted by authorized assessors in accordance with CMMC program requirements.