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The Road to CMMC 2.0: What Maryland Government Contractors Need to Know in 2024 The next phase of CMMC is here, and 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for Maryland-based government contractors. As Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 rolls out, ensuring compliance is critical to protecting your contracts and maintaining your standing in the defense supply chain. Here are the top changes to look out for: - Streamlined Requirements: CMMC 2.0 reduces the number of certification levels, making it more accessible but with sharper focus on cybersecurity practices tailored to specific risk profiles. - Self-Assessments for Some: Companies handling low-priority information may be allowed to self-attest compliance, while those with sensitive data will still require third-party assessments. - Increased Accountability: Expect stricter enforcement, with more oversight from the Department of Defense to ensure cybersecurity practices are effectively implemented. Is your business ready for these changes? The stakes are high, and preparation is key. Contact us for a readiness assessment to ensure your path to certification is seamless and secure. Let’s ensure your contracts remain protected today! #CMMC #GovernmentContracting #Cybersecurity #Compliance #DefenseIndustry #SmallBusiness

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As the CMMC 2.0 framework evolves, it is crucial for Maryland government contractors to stay informed and proactive in their compliance strategies. The streamlined requirements and potential for self-assessment represent significant changes that could impact many organizations. What measures are you implementing to ensure readiness for these new standards? Additionally, how do you foresee the increased accountability affecting operational practices? Engaging in thoughtful discussions about these changes will be essential for fostering a culture of compliance and security. Thank you for sharing these insights. #childprotection #SelfDefense #wellbeing #Fitness Khud Muhafiz

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