Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI): Final Ruling and Roll Out in 2024

To enhance national security, the DoD has introduced CMMC 2.0. This refined framework aims to more effectively protect the DIB's sensitive but unclassified information against growing and sophisticated cyber threats. Key improvements in CMMC 2.0 include:

1. Streamlining the standards for easier understanding and compliance, alongside clearer guidelines on cybersecurity regulations, policies, and contract stipulations.
2. Prioritizing advanced cybersecurity measures and third-party assessments for contractors involved in critical programs.
3. Boosting DoD oversight to uphold professional and ethical standards in the evaluation process.

These enhancements collectively achieve:

• Greater accountability among companies for adhering to cybersecurity norms, reducing compliance hurdles with DoD mandates.
• Fostering a proactive cybersecurity culture that emphasizes resilience.
• Building public confidence in the CMMC framework and simplifying its implementation.

What is the difference between CMMC 1.0 and CMMC 2.0

*** Comparison between CMMC Models 1.0 and the planned CMMC Model 2.0. The CMMC Model 2.0 is notional until rulemaking is completed. ***

It's vital to understand that contractors seeking future business with the Department of Defense (DoD) must obtain CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) accreditation.

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