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Secure the Environment. Qualify for the Work. Sustain Compliance.

Common Cyber helps defense contractors, federal agencies, and prime contractors build, authorize, and continuously operate secure environments for national security work.

Built for Defense and Federal Environments

Common Cyber works where cybersecurity, compliance, security engineering, and mission execution intersect. We serve organizations that handle controlled information, operate under federal requirements, or need a defensible security posture to pursue and sustain defense work.

Business Outcomes

Qualify for defense work

Protect FCI and CUI

Establish a defensible scope

Reduce authorization delays

Close technical and documentation gaps

Sustain compliance after implementation

Start With an Assessment

CMMC Readiness and Scope Assessment

For: Defense contractors, aerospace and aviation organizations, manufacturers, engineering firms

Question answered: “Do we handle CUI, what is our CMMC scope, and what does it take to reach a defensible readiness posture?”

Receives:

  • Gap and risk register
  • Scope analysis
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap
  • Executive briefing
Start a CMMC Readiness Assessment

Federal Authorization Readiness Review

For: Federal agencies, primes, integrators, program offices, ISSMs, ISSOs

Question answered: “Where does our authorization stand, and what is preventing us from reaching or sustaining an ATO?”

Receives:

  • Authorization status review
  • Artifact gap analysis
  • Engineering dependency review
  • Critical-path roadmap
  • Executive briefing
Discuss a Federal Requirement

How We Work

1

Assess

Evaluate scope, applicability, and current posture.

2

Remediate

Address gaps in controls, documentation, and evidence.

3

Engineer & Implement

Build and deploy technical solutions.

4

Prepare & Authorize

Complete documentation and support authorization.

5

Sustain

Maintain compliance through ongoing operations.

Why Common Cyber

Defense and federal specialization — not a generalist

Technical implementation capacity — engineering, not just documentation

RMF, ATO, and security engineering experience

Real-world aviation and operational experience

Delivery discipline and methodology

SDVOSB designation

Support after the initial project — sustained operations

Compliance Is an Operating Function

Policies, evidence, controls, systems, and responsibilities degrade when they are not actively maintained. A completed implementation project creates a foundation. What follows determines whether that foundation holds.

Learn About Managed Compliance

Partner Ecosystem

Common Cyber complements C3PAOs, prime contractors, MSPs, Microsoft partners, and federal integrators. We fill technical, compliance, engineering, and program-execution gaps without displacing the partner's core relationship.

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Insights

Analysis and perspective on CMMC, RMF, CUI, security engineering, and managed compliance.

Start With a Clear View of the Requirement