How to Secure DOD CMMC Level 1 Compliance in 24-48 Hours
Program Opens August 1, 2025 3:00PM AZT
Regular 397.00 | DLA Students 48 Hr Sale $297.00
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a new framework established by the Department of Defense (DOD) to enhance the cybersecurity posture of organizations working with the DOD. CMMC consists of different maturity levels, with Level 1 being the basic level that all contractors must adhere to. Achieving CMMC Level 1 compliance is crucial for organizations looking to secure DOD contract awards. The good news is you can immediately self certify to continue receiving contract awards. You can then begin working on level 2, which requires more specific guideance and possibly instruction.
Organizations that fail to meet the CMMC Level 1 requirements risk losing out on DOD contract opportunities, as compliance with the framework is now a prerequisite for securing DOD contracts. By understanding the requirements of CMMC Level 1 and implementing the necessary controls, organizations can position themselves as trusted partners for the DOD and enhance their chances of winning contract awards.
What's in the Course
The course walks you through step by step how to complete the CMMC Level 1 Assessment. It will guide you through each DOD system to complete your CMMC Level 1 Assessment. You can complete the full process within 1 day. Your status will be updated within 24-48 hours of completion.
If you have a Contracting Officer reaching out to request your status, you can respond to let them know that you are completing your CMMC Level 1 Assessment. If the Contracting Officer is holding a contract award for you, once they receive notification that you are compliant, they will release the contract.
Key components of CMMC Level 1 compliance include implementing basic cybersecurity hygiene practices such as conducting risk assessments, using antivirus software, and securing sensitive data. By aligning with these practices and demonstrating compliance with the CMMC framework, organizations can not only protect themselves from cybersecurity threats but also bolster their standing with the DOD and enhance their competitiveness in the federal contracting space.
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