CMMC Compliance
CMMC Readiness for Defense Contractors and the DIB
Procellis supports defense contractors, subcontractors, and Organizations Seeking Certification with CMMC readiness, gap assessment, remediation, and C3PAO (Certified Third-Party Assessment Organization) coordination.
CMMC certification doesn't move on your timeline. Contracts do.
Defense contractors face real contract eligibility consequences for arriving at a C3PAO assessment unprepared. The most common failure is a planning gap, not a technical one, discovered too late to close before the contract window does. We close it in three phases: Assess, Build, and Certify & Sustain.
From gap assessment to assessment-ready
The path to CMMC certification has three phases and each depends on the previous. We deliver the full arc: understanding current state, closing the gaps, and carrying the program through the C3PAO assessment and beyond.
Assess
Understanding where your organization stands against the specific CMMC level your contracts require. A gap assessment scoped to your actual CUI boundary is the foundational work; it delivers the initial picture of how much distance exists between current state and certification.
CMMC readiness evaluation
A fast, high-level read on where you stand against the CMMC level your contracts require, the scoping step before the full gap assessment begins.
Gap assessments
The detailed engagement that follows: every control compared against your target level's assessment objectives within your actual CUI boundary, producing the findings remediation work is built from.
Build
Closing the gaps the assessment identified. This is the remediation and implementation work: controls brought into compliance, the System Security Plan and supporting documentation built to the standard assessors evaluate against, and the evidence artifacts that hold up under review.
Remediation planning
A sequenced plan for closing identified gaps, prioritized by assessment risk and the time remaining before your certification window.
Control implementation
Hands-on work bringing technical and procedural controls into compliance with the practices your target level requires.
Documentation
The System Security Plan and supporting evidence built control-by-control to the standard C3PAO assessors evaluate against, specific to your environment rather than adapted from a sample plan.
Certify & Sustain
Preparing for the C3PAO assessment, then keeping that posture intact long after the assessor leaves. CMMC isn't a one-time event: controls have to stay documented and defensible on an ongoing cadence, so the next assessment window doesn't restart from scratch.
C3PAO preparation
Pre-assessment readiness work that organizes evidence against assessment objectives and confirms your controls are documented and defensible before a third-party assessor arrives.
Managed compliance support
Continuous monitoring, control maintenance, and program management that keeps documentation current, so a certified posture doesn't quietly drift before the next assessment window arrives.
Credentialed inside the body that runs the certification you're pursuing.
CMMC compliance isn't backed by one of our state contract vehicles. It's backed by standing inside the CyberAB ecosystem itself, the accrediting body behind every C3PAO that will assess you.
CyberAB Registered Practitioner Organization
Authorized within the CyberAB ecosystem, the body that accredits the C3PAOs who conduct CMMC assessments, to advise organizations preparing for certification ahead of formal review.
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
VA-verified small business status, recognized across federal procurement vehicles and teaming arrangements with prime contractors.
Thirty minutes. A clear picture of what's possible.
What we'll cover
Send the details below and we'll follow up within one business day to set up a 30-minute call. Most conversations cover:
- Current compliance posture and certification gaps
- Infrastructure friction points and where risk lives
- Whether Procellis is the right fit for your program
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