Government Events and Resources

Federal agencies are facing a convergence of new regulatory requirements, growing audit deadlines and the operational realities of CMMC 2.0. The result: compliance teams are stretched thin, and traditional processes can’t keep pace with mission needs.   Join us ...

As the Department of War rolls out the Cybersecurity Model Maturity Certification (CMMC), organizations across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) must prepare to demonstrate measurable cybersecurity maturity for protecting Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified ...

CMMC compliance doesn’t stop once certification is achieved — it’s an ongoing effort to protect patient data, maintain trust and ensure operational resilience. Sustaining CMMC compliance requires continuous coordination across people, processes and technology, not just passing ...

This webinar will explore how Defense Industrial Base (DIB) organizations can implement FedRAMP High–authorized identity resilience to detect threats, recover rapidly and maintain compliance across hybrid environments—without adding operational complexity.

Attendees joined Proofpoint, Zinfinity & Carahsoft for an informative webinar where they broke down the latest DMARC requirements from major mailbox providers, including Google, Yahoo and Microsoft. They also covered Microsoft Exchange announcements and what they mean for ...

This session explored how to modernize how backup and recovery controls are monitored, evidenced and sustained as part of a continuous compliance ...

CMMC compliance is no longer optional for the Defense Industrial Base (DIB). As of Nov. 10, 2025, the three-year phase-in period is now underway and Federal systems integrators (FSIs) must take steps to implement CMMC Level 2 without increasing delivery risk or compliance overhead. This virtual ...

Across the DoW and the federal government, the shift toward continuous compliance is no longer optional—it’s mandated. For years, engineers and operators have called for a move to continuous compliance that breaks down silos between security, engineering, and ...

Legacy equipment is among the most critical assets in defense manufacturing and government facilities. They are also among the hardest to secure. These systems cannot be patched, cannot support MFA, cannot run agents and often cannot be taken offline without disrupting production or mission ...

CMMC is here and most new Department of Defense/War contracts will have this requirement within. For CMMC Registered Practitioners (RPs), this significant milestone marks a pivotal shift from advisory preparation to operational execution and monumental opportunity to support assessment readiness for government ...