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Phase 2 of CMMC begins November 10, 2026. For contracts that call for it, Level 2 moves from a self-assessment to a third-party certification, and the difference shows up in the evidence, not the score.

The question business owners keep asking about AI is not which model is best. It is whether someone may paste a client document into a chat tool, and how anyone would know. The answer fits on one page.

In December 2024 the Government Accountability Office reported on how 23 federal civilian agencies were doing against a requirement Congress gave them in 2020: maintain an inventory of their internet-connected devices. Three agencies said they would miss the September 2024 deadline. Six gave no timeframe at all. One reported that it has no IoT devices requiring an inventory. That last answer is the one worth sitting with. It is almost certainly not dishonest. It is what happe

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in federal and regulated organizations brings significant opportunities and risks. As CIOs, CISOs, ISSOs, and IT leaders navigate this evolving landscape, ensuring AI solutions meet strict compliance and security requirements is critical. This guide offers a practical playbook for secure AI adoption aligned with NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF), ISO 42001, and relevant federal standards such as RMF/ATO, FedRAMP, and CMMC/NIST 80

Discover the most critical challenges organizations face this year, including ransomware, phishing, and supply chain attacks. Learn strategies to protect your business from these evolving threats.

Get the latest updates on compliance requirements such as CMMC, FISMA, and HIPAA. Learn best cybersecurity practices to ensure your organization meets federal standards.

Leverage proactive cyber threat intelligence to anticipate, detect, and mitigate emerging threats before they impact your business. Learn how threat intelligence tools can provide real-time insights into attacker tactics and vulnerabilities.

Understand how virtual Chief Information Security Officer services can help SMBs access expert guidance, improve security strategies, and meet regulatory requirements—all at a fraction of the cost of hiring a full-time CISO.