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CMMC, NIST 800-171, security assessments, and the operational realities behind them. No gated downloads, no fluff.

Compliance & Government Contractors

What Is CMMC Level 2?

A practical guide to the bar government contractors have to clear.

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CMMC Assessment Preparation Guide

How to prepare before a CMMC Level 2 assessment — and the mistakes that cost.

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CMMC Readiness Assessment

What our structured readiness assessment covers and delivers.

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Common NIST 800-171 Compliance Gaps

The ten gaps we see most — and how to close them.

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Understanding Your SPRS Score

How it’s calculated, what it means, and how to improve it.

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SSP Requirements Explained

What a strong System Security Plan includes and why it matters.

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POA&M Requirements Explained

Turning findings into a plan that drives remediation.

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Cybersecurity & Assessments

What Should a Security Assessment Include?

What a thorough assessment covers beyond just technology.

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Virtual CISO vs Full-Time CISO

How the two models compare, and which fits your organization.

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Microsoft Security

Microsoft 365 Security Best Practices

Configure, govern, and switch on the security you already own.

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Business Resilience

Business Continuity vs Disaster Recovery

The difference, and why you need both.

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Security Watch

What we’re watching

Critical Update Needed for PTC Product Design Systems

PTC Windchill and FlexPLM design platforms have a severe flaw that could let attackers take control of the system remotely. If your business relies on these tools, apply the vendor’s patches immediately or disconnect the systems until updated.

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Voice & Video Systems Exposed to Remote Attack

A weakness in Cisco’s Unified Communications Manager could let hackers write files onto your voice server and eventually gain full system control. Update to the latest Cisco release and verify your unified communications servers are not accessible from the internet.

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Industrial Network Device Vulnerability Could Hand Hackers Root Access

Lantronix EDS5000 industrial controllers have a code-injection bug that could give remote attackers complete control of the device. Patch immediately and review any remote access to these devices to limit exposure on production networks.

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