Automapping CMMC and FedRAMP Controls

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Federal contractors and cloud service providers face an increasingly complex web of compliance requirements. Two frameworks dominate this landscape: CMMC and FedRAMP. This challenge hits hardest for organizations serving multiple federal sectors or providing both traditional contracting services and cloud solutions. These companies must navigate overlapping requirements, duplicate their documentation efforts, and maintain separate compliance programs to ensure adherence to regulations.

The answer isn’t choosing between frameworks, but developing innovative strategies that leverage their commonalities while respecting what makes each one unique. CMMC automapping shifts the focus from merely managing compliance to orchestrating it intelligently.

 

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Automapping CMMC with NIST 800-53

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If you’re a DoD contractor, you’ve probably felt the pain of juggling multiple cybersecurity frameworks. Between CMMC requirements and NIST 800-53 compliance, you’re doing the same work. Automating these frameworks can help you work smarter, not harder, while maintaining a strong security program.

For organizations serving both government and commercial customers, being able to connect the dots between CMMC and NIST 800-53 controls isn’t just a nice-to-have feature. It’s becoming essential for staying competitive and keeping compliance costs under control.

 

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Creating a Culture for Cybersecurity Enterprise Risk Management

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Organizations across industries are investing heavily in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) platforms to address increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. These systems offer powerful capabilities, including comprehensive dashboards, seamless integrations, and advanced analytics that promise to transform cybersecurity operations.

However, research and experience consistently show that organizations struggle with low adoption rates, departmental silos, and limited cross-functional engagement, regardless of their technical sophistication.

Here, we talk about how you can approach your company’s professional culture and decide if an ERM is right for you.

 

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