Defending Against Email Compromise
Discover how to defend accounting and procurement teams from email compromise in the Defense Industrial Base. Learn CMMC-aligned best practices using Microsoft 365.
Technical vs. Process Controls in CMMC Compliance
Understand the difference between technical and process controls in CMMC compliance. Learn how both work together to protect FCI and CUI data effectively.
Overview of CMMC 2.0 and Its Levels: DoD Compliance Guide
CMMC 2.0 simplifies cybersecurity requirements for DoD contractors. Explore an overview of its levels, key changes from CMMC 1.0, and what each level means for compliance.
Microsoft Licensing and CMMC - How Does It Work?
Not sure which Microsoft 365 licenses you need for CMMC? Agile IT's Chief Operating Officer, Maggie McGrath, has some thoughts for you.
How CMMC Compliance Aligns with NIST SP 800-171
Learn how CMMC compliance aligns with NIST SP 800-171. Understand the security controls, certification requirements, and how both frameworks help protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
CMMC Level 1 - What It Means for Over 139,000 Defense Contractors
Over 139,000 DoD contractors must meet CMMC Level 1. Learn what it requires, how to self-assess, and why it's essential for handling Federal Contract Information.
What Is CMMC Compliance, and Why Is It Important?
CMMC compliance is crucial for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in defense contracts. Learn what CMMC is, its certification levels, and why it matters.
CMMC Certification vs. Self-Assessment What You Need to Know
Not all contractors need a third-party CMMC certification. Find out the differences between CMMC certification and self-assessment and which one applies to your organization.
How Much Does It Cost to Achieve CMMC Compliance?
CMMC compliance costs vary by level and organization size. Get a breakdown of certification expenses, hidden costs, and funding options for meeting CMMC requirements.
Who Needs to Comply with CMMC Regulations?
CMMC regulations apply to defense contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers handling DoD information. Find out who must comply and what certification level is required.