25 years of SLED and Federal infrastructure experience. We implement CMMC Level 2 controls directly into your environment using Infrastructure as Code — not documentation templates.
CMMC 2.0 Level 2 is built on the 110 security requirements in NIST SP 800-171. Most contractors approach it as a documentation project. A C3PAO assessor approaches it as a technical audit of your actual infrastructure.
Readiness means every control is technically enforced in your environment, your CUI boundary is accurately defined, your SPRS score reflects reality, and your System Security Plan describes what your infrastructure actually does.
The gap between documenting a control and implementing it is where most contractors fail their assessment. VIS LLC closes that gap by writing the controls into code.
Correctly define what systems touch CUI and what falls outside scope. Over-scoping inflates your workload. Under-scoping creates assessment failures.
Your SPRS score must reflect actual technical implementation — not aspirational self-assessment. Inflated scores carry False Claims Act risk.
All 110 requirements implemented in your infrastructure — not described in policy documents. IaC ensures controls don't degrade between assessment cycles.
A System Security Plan that accurately describes your environment and maps controls to specific technical implementations — not a filled template.
Architecture-first. Controls implemented in code, not documented on paper.
Map your CUI data flows, define the system boundary, identify all assets in scope. This step determines the scale and cost of everything that follows.
Evaluate all 110 NIST 800-171 requirements against your actual infrastructure. Produce a risk-ranked roadmap ordered by SPRS point impact, not difficulty.
Implement controls using Terraform, Azure Policy, and AWS Config. Version-controlled, reproducible, and enforced automatically at every deployment.
Finalize SSP, validate SPRS score, prepare POA&M, assemble evidence packages, and walk through the C3PAO assessment process before the assessor arrives.
If your contract touches CUI or FCI under a DoD prime, CMMC applies to you — regardless of company size.
Any organization with a DoD contract that handles CUI must achieve CMMC Level 2 certification. DFARS 252.204-7012 flowdowns apply to the full supply chain, not just prime contractors.
Aerospace suppliers, precision manufacturers, and machine shops handling technical data packages (TDPs) or export-controlled design files are often surprised to learn they handle CUI and are subject to CMMC.
State, Local, and Education IT providers who support DoD-funded programs or manage infrastructure for Federal prime contractors may have CMMC obligations through DFARS flowdowns. VIS LLC has 25 years in the SLED space and can assess your exposure quickly.
Managed service providers who handle IT infrastructure for defense contractors share responsibility for CMMC controls that run on systems they manage. VIS LLC helps MSPs build a CMMC-capable service offering and understand which controls fall within their scope of responsibility.
CMMC 2.0 is being phased into contracts now. Starting your CMMC readiness process before your contract requires it gives you the runway to implement controls properly rather than in a pre-assessment scramble.
Deep-dive implementation of all 14 control families. The technical foundation of CMMC Level 2.
Know exactly where you stand before committing to remediation. Risk-ranked gap report against all 110 controls.
Validate your SPRS score against actual control implementation. Identify False Claims Act exposure before a C3PAO does.
A 30-minute call is enough to understand where you stand, what your scope looks like, and what the right first step is. No sales pitch.
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