Security & Controls
- Access Management
- Configuration Management
- Vulnerability Management
- Logging & Monitoring
- Security Controls
Steady Compliance gives defense contractors the compliance function they need to protect CUI and meet the cybersecurity requirements in their contracts.
The Department of War has suspended CMMC Phase II while the program undergoes review.
That does not eliminate the cybersecurity requirements that apply to defense contractors. Depending on your contracts and environment, that can include DFARS 252.204-7012, NIST SP 800-171, DoD assessment requirements, and CMMC.
We help you understand what applies, identify what is missing, and keep your compliance program aligned as your business changes.
Compliance is more than a checklist or a set of cybersecurity tools. We help manage the controls, documentation, evidence, and processes required to keep your program working.
Whether you're just getting started or already have a compliance program, we'll help you determine what applies and what needs to happen next.
We review your contracts, CUI environment, systems, scope, current posture, and existing documentation.
We identify the gaps that matter and establish a practical remediation plan based on your environment and requirements.
We coordinate controls, documentation, evidence, and remediation activities toward compliance.
We keep the program aligned as your people, technology, processes, and requirements change.
Whether you're dealing with DFARS 252.204-7012, NIST SP 800-171, a DoD assessment, CMMC, or simply aren't sure what applies to your environment, we'll help you identify the next step.
A few of the questions organizations typically have before getting started.
No. Steady Compliance works alongside your existing IT resources. Your IT team manages IT. We manage the compliance requirements surrounding your environment.
No. CMMC is one part of the defense contractor compliance landscape. We help organizations understand and manage requirements involving DFARS, NIST SP 800-171, DoD assessments, CMMC, and related compliance obligations.
CMMC Phase II is currently paused while the program undergoes review. That does not eliminate the underlying cybersecurity obligations that may apply to your contracts and environment. We'll help you determine what requirements currently apply to you.
Yes. We help identify deficiencies, establish remediation priorities, coordinate corrective actions, and maintain the documentation and evidence supporting your compliance program.
No. Formal assessments are performed by the appropriate authorized assessment body or government personnel, depending on the applicable requirement. Our role is to help you build, implement, document, and maintain the environment before that assessment.
Compliance doesn't stop when the assessment is over. We continue managing the program, maintaining documentation and evidence, and helping keep your controls aligned with your actual environment.