The summaries reflect our source review. Publishers maintain the original documents. Deep Fathom's collaboration perspectives are our own interpretation.
Department of War CIO External reference
The implementation procedures address permitted assessment designations during the suspension and retain DFARS 7012 requirements. They provide the policy context for our discussion, without establishing the eventual reform outcome.
July 2026
Cyber AB External reference
The Cyber AB statement addresses the continued availability of program elements, including C3PAO Level 2 certification assessments. It complements the government implementation direction above.
July 15, 2026
Cyber AB External reference
R2002 addresses accreditation, ancillary services, and impartiality. It is part of the governing context for the client and platform relationships discussed in our proposal.
v1.0, January 2026
Cyber AB External reference
The Code addresses professional conduct and conflicts, including advisory activity and conditions for formal non-certification assessments. Our proposed collaboration creates no exception to those conditions.
v2.0, effective December 2024
Department of Defense CIO External reference
The official Level 2 assessment guide references NIST SP 800-171 Revision 2. It is included as the CMMC-specific assessment reference for this collection.
v2.13, September 2024
NIST External reference
NIST's Revision 3 assessment methodology provides broader context for the discussion of professional scrutiny. This entry is contextual. The CMMC Level 2 guide above references Revision 2.
May 2024
eCFR External reference
32 CFR Part 170 contains the CMMC program's regulatory framework, alongside the separate operative implementation direction.
Current online edition
Department of War CIO External reference
The CMMC resources and documentation page provides a maintained starting point for official guides and program sources.
Current online index
NIST External reference
Security assessment requirements address periodic assessment, ongoing monitoring, and updating system security plans. These support the discussion of maintaining a compliance position.
February 2020, updated January 2021
Federal Register External reference
The program rule includes affirmations of continuing compliance in section 170.22. Read it alongside current implementation direction.
October 15, 2024
U.S. Department of Justice External reference
DOJ describes False Claims Act enforcement for knowing cybersecurity misrepresentations and related misconduct. This is the context for the supplier-accountability discussion.
October 6, 2021; updated February 6, 2025