All 110 controls across 14 families, implemented directly into your infrastructure using Terraform, Azure Policy, and AWS Config. The technical foundation every CMMC Level 2 assessment is built on.
NIST SP 800-171 defines 110 security requirements for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in non-federal systems. Under DFARS 252.204-7012, compliance has been contractually required for DoD contractors since 2017. CMMC Level 2 is verification that those requirements are actually implemented.
The common failure mode is treating NIST 800-171 as a documentation exercise. A C3PAO assessor evaluates technical evidence: configuration exports, policy assignments, audit logs, access control records. Documented intent without technical implementation does not satisfy a control.
VIS LLC implements controls into your infrastructure directly. Terraform modules, Azure Policy definitions, and AWS Config rules translate each requirement from a written standard into a technically enforced state that holds up under assessment and does not degrade between cycles.
Every control in every family is evaluated, gap-assessed, and remediated against your actual infrastructure — not a generic checklist.
Controls implemented in infrastructure, not described in documents. Each step produces technical artifacts an assessor can verify.
Map where CUI enters, lives, and exits your systems. Define the precise assessment boundary before evaluating a single control. Over-scoping creates unnecessary remediation work.
Evaluate all 110 requirements against evidence from your actual infrastructure. Categorize each as Met, Partially Met, or Not Met. Produce a risk-ranked gap report ordered by SPRS point impact.
Write missing controls into Terraform, Azure Policy, or AWS Config. Version-controlled in your repository, enforced at every deployment, auditable by design. Controls do not degrade when staff changes.
Build a System Security Plan that maps each control to specific technical implementations. Finalize SPRS score, complete POA&M for any remaining gaps, and assemble the evidence a C3PAO assessor will request.
Manual configurations drift. Documents go stale. Code-enforced controls do not.
Azure Policy assignments and AWS Config rules enforce control state at every resource deployment. A misconfigured resource is flagged or blocked before it reaches production. No manual audit needed to maintain compliance.
Every control implementation is a commit in your repository. You have a complete, time-stamped record of when a control was implemented, what it does, and who reviewed it. This is exactly the audit evidence a C3PAO assessor asks for.
Once a control is implemented in code, it deploys identically to dev, staging, and production. No manual configuration differences between environments. The same Terraform module that builds your infrastructure enforces your NIST 800-171 posture.
Technical answers for contractors working through NIST 800-171 compliance.
End-to-end CMMC Level 2 readiness: scope, gap, IaC remediation, and C3PAO assessment preparation.
Know exactly where you stand against all 110 controls before committing to remediation. Risk-ranked gap report with SPRS impact.
Validate your SPRS score against actual control implementation. Identify False Claims Act exposure before a C3PAO assessor does.
A 30-minute call is enough to assess where you stand, what your scope looks like, and what a realistic remediation timeline is. No sales pitch.
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