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Costly CMMC Compliance
Small defense contractors and IT teams struggle to implement, evidence, and afford CMMC Level 2 / NIST 800-171 compliance without enterprise resources.
In their words
I wanted to ask whether there is a CMMC readiness checklist, assessment sheet, or tool that can help us track our implementation progress.
I have no visibility into timelines or next steps. I could go weeks without mentioning CMMC and nothing would move
We're aligning ourselves as well to support them with the IT support and infrastructure side, but are looking for a partner to handle the security side that does not offer IT services.
it feels like 80% of my time goes toward compliance
I'd be more comfortable if someone else was handling the backups. Anyone have a VSP or other solution they'd recommend?
Overhauling our entire IT setup to accommodate this has been miserable and we still haven't figured it all out.
Lots of small subs are just going to quit looking at these projects.
we have to meet the CMMC L2 compliance regulations which has 300 ish security controls we have to meet by September
Never before in 15 years have I considered walking away under the crushing amount of assessment prep I have to do between rmf and cmmc projects.
Summit7 looks great, but the price tag is kind of nuts for our size.
before anyone budgets a 6-12 month project, scope it: map every asset and ask whether it touches CUI or just FCI
how difficult would it be to get a shop the size of ours up to standards?
Small defense contractors
Where they talk
- r/CMMC
- r/msp
- r/govcon
- r/sysadmin
- r/it
- r/GovernmentContracting
- r/estimators
- r/Machinists
Tools they use today
- GCC High
- PreVeil
- Microsoft Entra
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Intune
- SharePoint
- SPRS
- Google Workspace
Why those fall short
- C3PAO costs tens of thousands; requirements unclear and moving
- assessments still expensive; platform only helps if used
- still manual evidence reconstruction and coordination; tool alone doesn't remove workload
- assessors give fixed quotes without seeing environment; results vary by auditor
- Guides explain what is assessed, not how to build, operate and maintain controls
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