CMMC Readiness and Scope Assessment
Clarify applicability, establish scope, evaluate readiness, and build an executable path toward a defensible operating environment.
Who This Assessment Is For
Defense contractors, aerospace and aviation organizations, manufacturers, engineering firms, and subcontractors who need to understand their CMMC applicability, evaluate their current readiness, and build a practical path toward compliance.
Common Reasons to Start
A prime contractor has asked about your cybersecurity posture or CMMC readiness
You are pursuing a new defense contract with a DFARS clause
You need to submit or update your SPRS score
You are not sure whether your organization handles CUI
A compliance deadline is approaching and you need a structured plan
You have documentation but are unsure if controls are actually implemented
You need to understand the cost and timeline for CMMC readiness
Your organization wants to reduce compliance scope to manage cost
Typical Deliverables
Final scope varies based on organization size, complexity, and specific requirements.
Gap and risk register
Scope analysis and boundary recommendations
NIST SP 800-171 readiness baseline
Prioritized remediation roadmap
Budgetary planning assumptions
Executive findings briefing
Factors That Affect Scope
Contracts and obligations
Data flows and systems
Locations and facilities
Organization size and structure
Existing documentation and architecture
Business objectives and timeline
What Happens After the Assessment
The assessment produces a clear picture of your current posture. From there, Common Cyber can support remediation planning, technical implementation, and ongoing managed compliance operations. Each step builds on the previous one, creating a structured path from assessment through sustained operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start a CMMC Readiness Assessment
Complete the form below and a member of the Common Cyber team will review your information and be in touch within one business day.
Common Cyber does not certify organizations for CMMC. Certification decisions belong to an authorized C3PAO. This assessment supports readiness evaluation and gap identification. Recommendations are subject to discovery, validation, and the specifics of your contracts, systems, and information environment.