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We get your defense-industrial-base business audit-ready for its C3PAO assessment — and keep the controls running between cycles. We’re your readiness and managed-compliance partner, not your auditor.
Get Your Free CMMC Readiness ReviewIT In Motion is a readiness and ongoing managed-compliance partner — we are not a C3PAO and we do not issue CMMC certifications. We get you ready for your C3PAO assessment, partner with assessors we trust, and maintain the controls between assessments so your maturity score doesn’t drift. If a vendor tells you they can “certify” you themselves, walk away.
The same four problems show up in every CMMC engagement we run. Sound familiar?
Award letters come with flow-down clauses and tight timelines. We map your scope, identify the controls that actually apply to your CUI environment, and build a realistic readiness plan in days — not quarters.
A System Security Plan written from a template won't survive a real assessment. We author SSPs grounded in how your business actually handles CUI, and we maintain the POA&M as a living document — not a one-time deliverable.
Most self-scored SPRS submissions overstate maturity. We re-baseline against the 110 NIST 800-171 controls, surface every gap honestly, and rebuild your score on evidence your C3PAO can actually verify.
Pulling logs, screenshots, and policy docs for an assessment shouldn't pause production. We run continuous evidence collection so when the C3PAO arrives, the artifacts are already organized and current.
Most MSPs treat CMMC like a one-time project. We treat it like a program. Readiness gets you to the assessment; managed compliance keeps you there between three-year recertification cycles.
Honest scoring against all 110 controls — no template-grade work.
SSP, POA&M, policies, and the technical controls behind them.
We sit with you through the audit; the C3PAO issues the certificate.
Ongoing monitoring, evidence collection, and quarterly reviews.
Every CMMC engagement combines documentation work, hands-on technical implementation, and people-side controls.
Control-by-control review of all 110 NIST 800-171 requirements scoped to your CUI boundary, with a prioritized remediation roadmap and SPRS scoring you can defend.
We write your System Security Plan from the ground up — describing the system boundary, data flows, and how each control is actually implemented. No fill-in-the-blank templates.
Your Plan of Action & Milestones is treated as a living artifact — gaps tracked with owners, target dates, and verified closure evidence so you stay assessment-ready year-round.
Automated log retention, configuration drift alerts, vulnerability scanning, and an organized evidence library so audit prep stops being a fire drill.
Role-based security awareness training for every employee touching CUI, with phishing simulations and completion records that satisfy AT.2.056 and AT.2.057.
Hardened endpoints, MFA everywhere, encrypted email gateways, and DLP rules that keep CUI from leaking outside your authorized boundary.
Tell us about your contract scope and a senior compliance engineer will reach out within one business hour with a no-obligation review of where you stand against NIST 800-171.
If your DoD contract only requires you to handle Federal Contract Information (FCI), Level 1 covers it. The moment Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is in scope, you need Level 2 — which covers all 110 NIST 800-171 controls and requires a third-party C3PAO assessment for most contracts. Level 3 applies to a smaller set of programs handling the highest-priority CUI. We help you confirm scope before you over- or under-invest.
For a small-to-mid-size shop starting from a typical commercial IT baseline, expect 4 to 9 months to genuine Level 2 readiness — longer if your CUI flows are tangled across multiple systems. We can compress that timeline with parallel workstreams, but anyone promising 'CMMC in 30 days' is selling shelfware. We give you an honest schedule after the gap assessment.
No — and you should be skeptical of any MSP that claims they do. Only an authorized C3PAO (Certified Third-Party Assessor Organization) can issue a CMMC certification. Our role is to get you ready for that assessment, partner with C3PAOs we trust, sit alongside you during the audit, and keep your controls operating between three-year recertification cycles.
NIST 800-171 is the underlying control framework — 110 security requirements for protecting CUI. CMMC is the DoD's verification program built on top of it: it takes those same controls and adds an enforcement mechanism with required third-party assessments. If you're already implementing NIST 800-171 properly, you're most of the way to CMMC Level 2. See our /nist-800-171 page for a deeper breakdown.
Pricing depends on your CUI scope, number of users, and how much existing infrastructure can be reused versus rebuilt. Readiness engagements are typically a fixed-fee project; ongoing managed compliance is a flat monthly fee per user that includes continuous monitoring, evidence collection, SSP and POA&M maintenance, awareness training, and endpoint security. We give you a firm quote after the gap assessment — no hourly surprises.
CMMC touches multiple parts of a defense-industrial-base business. These pages go deeper.
Industry-specific IT for primes, subs, and defense manufacturers.
Learn moreThe 110-control framework underneath CMMC Level 2 — explained.
Learn moreMFA, EDR, SIEM, and the technical stack that backs your SSP.
Learn moreDLP, encryption, and phishing defense for CUI-bearing inboxes.
Learn moreRole-based training and phishing simulations for AT.2.056 / AT.2.057.
Learn moreOT/IT alignment for federal and commercial manufacturers.
Learn moreField-to-office connectivity and CMMC for federal builders.
Learn moreGet a comprehensive look at your network security, endpoints, and compliance gaps. Free of charge.
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