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One of the biggest changes to the FedRAMP program in the history of the program itself is in progress, and it's going to change a lot of things for a lot of people. When the dust settles, it should be a net benefit across the board, but in the meantime, it's going to cause a lot of confusion. Here at Ignyte, we've been doing a lot to get ready, both as a service provider and as a 3PAO. We've been keeping tabs on what you need to know, and we'll do our best to help you navigate the changes as they occur.

Around the world, nearly 100,000 businesses have navigated the challenges of ISO 27001 and earned their certifications. If you want your business to be the next on the list, you need to understand the 11 clauses that make up the security framework, including what they are, why they exist, and what they require you to do. Let's start where you might reasonably expect to begin: with a definition of what the clauses are.

The CMMC ecosystem is poised to be very strict in a very short amount of time, which means a lot of organizations are quickly finding that they need to do a lot of work in short order. A significant area of concern is where MSPs fall into the spectrum of security. Managed Service Providers are a key part of how modern digital businesses operate, but they’re also distinct and separate from the businesses themselves.

The culmination of all of your efforts to implement CMMC rules as per your DoD contracts is the audit. Hiring a C3PAO and having your systems and security reviewed, so you can earn your certification and start working in the defense ecosystem, is the capstone to the long and arduous process. Unfortunately, many companies encounter a serious problem when it comes time to hire their C3PAO: the timeline.