CMMC & Working Remote

Working Remote CMMC Requirements

Understanding the Zero Trust Network Security Model enables protection of your most valuable data by drastically reducing the chance of a breach. An added benefit to this security approach offers businesses a bottom-line benefit.

Russian Cyber Attacks on DOD & DIB

Webinar-CMMC Russian Cyber Attacks

Join cybersecurity experts, Karl Bickmore, CEO, Snap Tech IT, & Shawn Brown, COO, Snap Tech IT for a 30-minute conversation on Strengthening Data Security & Compliance for Legal Firms

CMMC Quick Bytes Interview: SOC 2 Type II

CMMC QB SOC 2

Application Control – The What and Why- CMMC requires DoD subcontractors to adequately mitigate the risk associated with protection from malicious code at appropriate locations within your IT environment. One way to protect your environment & users to meet this requirement is through application control. In this segment, we’ll explore:

CMMC Interview: Application Control – The What and Why

Application-Control-Interview

Application Control – The What and Why- CMMC requires DoD subcontractors to adequately mitigate the risk associated with protection from malicious code at appropriate locations within your IT environment. One way to protect your environment & users to meet this requirement is through application control. In this segment, we’ll explore:

CMMC 2.0: Level 2 CUI Breakdown

CMMC 2.0: Level 2 CUI Breakdown

Many DoD subcontractors will be required to meet Level 2 compliance under CMMC 2.0 moving forward. While the tiered structure has alleviated some of the challenges associated with 1.0, it’s important to understand the changes to each level and what requirements are still in place.