CMMC LEVEL 2 COMPLIANT MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES

1. 24/7 Monitoring: Continuous surveillance of networks and systems for potential security breaches.
2. Threat Detection and Response: Identifying and responding to security incidents in real time.
3. Vulnerability Management: Regular scanning and assessment of systems to identify and remediate vulnerabilities.
4. Incident Management: Developing and executing response plans for security incidents.
5. Firewall and Intrusion Prevention Management: Configuring and managing firewalls and intrusion detection/prevention systems.
6. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Collecting and analyzing security data from various sources to detect and respond to threats.
7. Compliance Management: Ensuring that the organization meets relevant regulatory and compliance standards.
8. Threat Intelligence: Providing insights and analysis on emerging threats and vulnerabilities.
9. Cybersecurity Training: Educating all staff on the risks associated with Internet access.

CMMC LEVEL 2 COMPLIANT MANAGED SERVICES

• Provisioning new devices
• Provisioning  new accounts
• Change management
• Account management
• Service availability monitoring
• Standard hardened configurations
• Managing the DNS records
• FIPS 140-2 Compliant Backups and Backup Monitoring
• IT Asset and User  Inventory
• Software Licensing
• Cloud Service Management and Migrations
• Help Desk tickets resolution

CMMC Certified Third Party Assessor Organization (C3PAO) Assessments

Key Points About CMMC C3PAO Assessment:

1. Purpose: The assessment evaluates an organization’s compliance with CMMC standards, which range from basic cybersecurity hygiene (Level 1) to advanced practices (Level 3).
2. Levels: There are three maturity levels in the CMMC framework:
   • Level 1 (Foundational): For organizations that only work with Federal Contract Information (FCI)
   • Level 2 (Advanced): For organizations that work with Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and must comply with the 110 security controls in NIST 800-171
   • Level 3 (Expert): For organizations that work with CUI and are subject to Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and must comply with NIST 800-172
3. Assessment Process:
   • Pre-Assessment: Organizations may conduct a self-assessment to identify gaps.
   • Documentation Review: C3PAOs review policies, procedures, and other documentation.
   • Interviews and Observations: Assessors interview staff and observe practices to verify implementation of security controls.
   • Scoring: Organizations are scored based on their adherence to the CMMC practices associated with their target level.
4. Results: The assessment results in a certification level, which determines the organization’s eligibility to bid on DoD contracts that require CMMC compliance.
5. Recertification: CMMC certifications are not permanent. Organizations need to undergo re-assessment every three years to maintain their certification level.
6. Importance: Achieving CMMC certification can enhance an organization’s credibility and competitiveness in the defense contracting space.

We help organizations that handle protected health information by reviewing the administrative, physical and technical safeguards they have in place to protect the security of the information. By conducting these risk assessments, we can uncover potential weaknesses in their security policies, processes and systems.

Risk assessments also help providers address vulnerabilities, potentially preventing electronic health information data breaches or other adverse security events. A vigorous risk assessment process supports improved security of patient health data.

We perform an independent, enterprise wide assessment of corporate security to understand existing information security and process controls.

• Enterprise Wide Policy – We will assess your IT and related policies and procedures
• Enterprise Security Staffing – We review current security staffing for adequacy
• IT Asset Management – Analyze the life of IT Assets in your organization
• Personnel Security – From Onboarding to Access
• Physical Security – How well are your organization’s assets protected
• VOIP and Mobile – Communication mediums can be a weak point
• Network Security- This is a high-risk area that involves overall network design and detail network device configuration assessments.
• Application Security- Applications and especially custom applications can contain high risk vulnerabilities.
• Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
• Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program
• Incident Response Plan
• Information Systems Core Security
• Internet Connectivity and Operations
• Cloud Computing
• Regulatory and Compliance
• and more!

Make sure your company has regular penetration tests and vulnerability scans performed by external experts to identify any weaknesses in your security program. Avoid using internal teams that might have a biased perspective. Protect your organization from the insider threat – consider using ethical hacking teams who have wide ranging experience and an up-to-date view of what vulnerabilities exist in other organizations.

Our vulnerability assessment offers an effective and efficient way to manage the vulnerabilities of your organization’s computer systems and network.

The automated process of proactively identifying vulnerabilities of IT systems in a network to determine if and how a system can be exploited.

Vulnerability scanning employs software that seeks out operating system and application flaws based on a database of known issues, testing systems for these flaws and generating a report of the findings that an organization can use to improve security.