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CMMC Gap Analysis
Built on Technical Evidence

Control-by-control evaluation of all 110 NIST 800-171 requirements against your actual infrastructure. Know exactly where you stand — and what it will take to get ready — before committing to a remediation program.

110
Controls Assessed
SPRS
Impact Ranked
2-4 wks
Typical Timeline

What a Real CMMC Gap Analysis Looks Like

Most gap analyses are questionnaires. An assessor asks whether you have a policy for each control area, someone answers yes or no, and a spreadsheet is generated. That approach does not predict what a C3PAO assessor will find.

A technically grounded gap analysis evaluates each of the 110 NIST 800-171 requirements against actual evidence: configuration exports from your cloud environments, access control records, audit log settings, MFA enforcement status, encryption state, patch levels, and network segmentation between CUI and non-CUI systems.

The output is a gap report that matches what a C3PAO assessor would find in your environment — ranked by SPRS point impact so you know which gaps to close first.

What the gap analysis covers

CUI boundary assessment

Where CUI flows through your environment and what falls in or out of scope.

All 110 controls evaluated

Each requirement rated Met, Partially Met, or Not Met against technical evidence.

SPRS score calculation

Current-state SPRS score based on actual implementation, not self-reported status.

Risk-ranked remediation roadmap

Open gaps ordered by SPRS point impact so high-value controls get addressed first.

Effort and timeline estimate

Realistic remediation timeline per control based on your infrastructure platform.

How the CMMC Gap Analysis Works

Evidence-based. Each step pulls from your actual infrastructure, not from your policy binder.

01

Kickoff and Data Gathering

Collect configuration exports, network diagrams, existing policies, and access to cloud management consoles. Identify CUI locations and system boundary before evaluating a single control.

02

Technical Control Evaluation

Each of the 110 controls evaluated against technical evidence. Configuration settings, audit log states, MFA status, patch levels, and network segmentation all checked directly.

03

SPRS Scoring and Analysis

Calculate your current-state SPRS score. Map each open gap to its SPRS point value. Identify any controls with False Claims Act exposure if your current submission is inflated.

04

Gap Report and Roadmap

Written gap report with all findings, SPRS score, and a remediation roadmap ranked by assessment risk and implementation effort. Delivered with a readout session to walk through every finding.

CMMC Gap Analysis: Common Questions

What contractors ask before starting a gap analysis engagement.

What is a CMMC gap analysis?
A CMMC gap analysis is a control-by-control evaluation of your infrastructure against all 110 NIST SP 800-171 requirements. Each requirement is assessed as Met, Partially Met, or Not Met based on technical evidence from your environment. The output is a gap report showing which controls are open, the SPRS point impact of each gap, and a risk-ranked remediation roadmap.
How is a CMMC gap analysis different from a self-assessment?
A self-assessment is typically documentation-based: someone reads a control and decides whether their policies address it. A gap analysis conducted by VIS LLC is evidence-based: we review configuration exports, access control records, audit log settings, and actual technical implementation. The result matches what a C3PAO assessor would find, not what your policies say you intend to do.
What does VIS LLC deliver after a CMMC gap analysis?
You receive a written gap report covering all 110 controls assessed against your infrastructure, each rated Met, Partially Met, or Not Met. Open gaps are ranked by SPRS point impact and assessment risk. The report includes a CUI boundary assessment, a current-state SPRS score, and a prioritized remediation roadmap showing which controls to address first.
How long does a CMMC gap analysis take?
Most CMMC gap analyses for small to mid-size contractors complete in 2 to 4 weeks depending on infrastructure complexity and documentation availability. The gap analysis requires configuration exports from your cloud environments, network diagrams, existing policies, and interviews with key technical staff.
Should a CMMC gap analysis come before or after remediation?
Always before. The gap analysis defines the scope and priority of remediation work. Without it, you do not know how many controls are open, which ones carry the most SPRS risk, or how long remediation will take. Starting remediation without a gap analysis typically results in wasted effort addressing low-impact controls while missing high-impact ones. VIS LLC recommends the gap analysis as the first step in any CMMC readiness engagement.

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