From Infrastructure to Workforce
VIS helps defense organizations secure their technology, protect CUI, qualify their cyber workforce, and maintain continuous compliance — four connected readiness practices under one architecture-led partner.
Organization Readiness
CMMC Level 2 readiness, all 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls, SPRS, and DFARS compliance.
CMMC readiness →Technology Readiness
Minimum-scope CUI enclaves on GCC High and Azure Government, Zero Trust, and secure cloud, enforced in code.
CUI enclave design →Workforce Readiness
Cyber role mapping, qualification pathways, practical skills validation, and training, aligned with DoD 8140.
Cyber workforce readiness →Operational Readiness
Continuous compliance between assessments, with a 24/7 SOC from RADICL.
Continuous compliance →Build compliance into your environment — not onto paper. Prove workforce capability — not just certification.
Delivered with our partners Microsoft and PreVeil, and as an authorized RADICL reseller.
Get Ready as a Project. Stay Ready All Year.
Comprehensive CMMC Compliance for DoD Contractors
We safeguard your DoD contracts with IaC-based CMMC Level 2 implementation — from gap analysis through C3PAO assessment preparation. Technical controls are built as infrastructure as code and enforced with Azure Policy, so your environment stays immutable and compliant between audits, not just documented in a spreadsheet.
- WMBE-certified consulting firm
- IaC-based CMMC Level 2 implementation
- C3PAO assessment preparation
- Led by a CMMC Registered Practitioner
- SPRS score improvement
- CUI enclave design
- Cyber workforce readiness (DoD 8140)
CMMC, Cybersecurity & Workforce Services for DoD Contractors
From gap analysis through C3PAO assessment preparation, we build the technical controls into your environment and deliver them as infrastructure as code where your systems allow it. Immutable infrastructure keeps your compliance a durable property of your environment — not something you scramble to restore before each audit. And under DoD 8140, we help make sure the people operating it are qualified for their roles.
CMMC Gap Analysis
All 110 NIST 800-171 controls evaluated on evidence. Risk-ranked report with SPRS impact scoring.
Learn More about CMMC Gap AnalysisSPRS Assessment
Validate your submitted SPRS score against actual implemented controls. Identify FCA exposure.
Learn More about SPRS AssessmentCUI Enclave Design
Architect a minimum-scope CUI boundary defined in code. Network segmentation and Zero Trust access controls.
Learn More about CUI Enclave DesignNIST 800-171
All 110 NIST SP 800-171 requirements, with technical controls built as immutable infrastructure. CUI protection, SPRS improvement, SSP development.
Learn More about NIST 800-171CMMC Readiness
End-to-end CMMC Level 2 readiness, led by a CMMC Registered Practitioner. C3PAO preparation.
Learn More about CMMC ReadinessC3PAO Prep
Evidence packages, pre-assessment walkthroughs, POA&M prioritization before your audit.
Learn More about C3PAO PrepGCC High Licensing
Microsoft 365 GCC High, Azure Government, and Windows 365 Government licensing — sourced and quoted transparently.
Learn More about GCC High LicensingPreVeil Collaboration
End-to-end encrypted email and file sharing so CUI stays protected across your enclave and with customers and suppliers.
Learn More about PreVeil CollaborationContinuous Compliance
24/7 managed detection and response from RADICL, plus evidence upkeep and POA&M management, so you stay audit-ready.
Learn More about Continuous ComplianceCyber Workforce Readiness
Cyber role mapping, certification pathways, practical skills validation, and workforce readiness management.
Learn More about Cyber Workforce ReadinessReadiness Assessment
Every cyber employee tested against their work role’s requirements. One readiness scorecard.
Learn More about Readiness AssessmentBid Staffing Review
Map solicitation labor categories to cyber work roles and confirm your proposed staff qualify on day one.
Learn More about Bid Staffing ReviewArchitecture-Led CMMC Compliance That Lasts
Most CMMC consultants document controls. We implement them. We build technical controls as infrastructure as code and enforce them with Azure Policy, so your environment is immutable: changes go through reviewed code, drift is caught and corrected, and compliance stays continuous instead of being re-proven before every audit.
Immutable Infrastructure, Continuous Compliance
Controls enforced in code, not documented on paper. Systems are rebuilt from a reviewed baseline, not patched by hand, and Azure Policy holds them there — so compliance is continuous, not something you restore before each audit.
C3PAO Assessment Ready
We prepare you for your formal C3PAO assessment with evidence packages, SSP review, POA&M prioritization, and pre-assessment walkthroughs. Our clients go into assessments prepared, not surprised.
Defending DoD Contractors With Architecture and Expertise
VIS LLC is a WMBE-certified defense cybersecurity and compliance firm based in South Brunswick, New Jersey. We serve DoD contractors, defense manufacturers, and SLED primes with architecture-led compliance using Infrastructure as Code — and under DoD 8140, we help qualify the cyber workforce that runs it. From your first gap analysis to your C3PAO assessment, we build compliance into your environment — not onto paper.
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ISACA Exam Preparation for GRC Professionals
Our ISACA certification training is delivered by active GRC practitioners with real-world DoD and federal experience. Live instruction, domain-by-domain coverage, and exam-focused preparation for CISA, CISM, CRISC, CDPSE, and COBIT 2019 — and for teams, training plans that start from a workforce readiness assessment.
CISA Certification
CISM Certification
CRISC Certification
CMMC & DoD 8140 Questions
What is CMMC 2.0?
CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification), often called CMMC 2.0, is the Department of War's program for verifying that defense contractors protect Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). It has three levels: Level 1 covers the 15 basic safeguarding requirements of FAR 52.204-21, Level 2 covers the 110 requirements of NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2, and Level 3 adds 24 requirements from NIST SP 800-172. Depending on the contract, Level 2 is met by self-assessment or by a C3PAO assessment. As of 9 October 2026, Phase 2 is suspended, so new solicitations can require only Level 1 (Self) or Level 2 (Self).
Do I need CMMC if I have a DoD contract?
It depends on the information your contract involves and the clauses it contains. Contracts that involve only FCI point to Level 1; contracts that involve CUI point to Level 2. As of 9 October 2026, CMMC Phase 2 is suspended and new solicitations can require only Level 1 (Self) or Level 2 (Self) assessments. NIST SP 800-171 under DFARS 252.204-7012, SPRS reporting and annual affirmations still apply. Your contract and your prime determine what applies to you.
What is an SPRS score?
The SPRS (Supplier Performance Risk System) score records the result of your NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment, calculated with the DoD Assessment Methodology. Scores range from -203 to 110, and 110 means every requirement is implemented. Contracting officers and primes can see your score, so it should match what your environment can demonstrate with evidence.
What is a CUI enclave?
A CUI enclave is an isolated environment where Controlled Unclassified Information is processed, stored, and transmitted. Enclave design minimizes the CMMC assessment scope by isolating CUI systems from the rest of your network. Proper enclave architecture can significantly reduce the number of systems in scope for a CMMC assessment, whether it is a self-assessment or performed by a C3PAO.
How long does CMMC Level 2 preparation take?
CMMC Level 2 preparation typically takes 6–18 months depending on your organization's current security posture, size, and the complexity of your CUI environment. Organizations with an existing NIST 800-171 program can sometimes achieve assessment readiness in 6–9 months; organizations starting from scratch may need 12–18 months.
What is DoD 8140?
DoD 8140 is the Department of Defense's cyberspace workforce qualification program, set out in DoD Directive 8140.01 and DoD Manual 8140.03 (effective February 15, 2023). It replaced DoD 8570.01-M and qualifies personnel by DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) work role and proficiency level. Through Defense Cyber Workforce Readiness, VIS helps defense contractors map their cyber workforce to DCWF work roles, close qualification gaps, validate practical skills, and maintain readiness evidence.