Common Cyber
Remediation and Implementation
The assessment tells you what needs to happen. Remediation makes it happen — controls built, procedures written, evidence in hand.
What does remediation cover?
We build the controls, write the documentation, collect the evidence, assign the ownership, and do the engineering work the assessment identified.
How is the scope of work built?
The scope comes directly from validated assessment findings — dependencies, priorities, acceptance criteria, and budgetary assumptions.
Final scope varies based on organization size, complexity, and specific requirements.
What can Common Cyber implement?
Identity, logging, boundary controls, evidence collection, and Microsoft 365 or Azure configuration aligned to NIST SP 800-171 requirements.
When CUI is in scope, the environment decision may involve GCC, GCC High, or another authorized offering. We do not assume a commercial Microsoft 365 or Azure tenant is appropriate for CUI — that determination is subject to technical review.
What are your options after the assessment?
You have three choices once the assessment is done. Do the work yourself. Take our statement of work to another provider. Or hire us. All three are fine, and the statement of work is yours either way.
That candor is deliberate. A statement of work is only useful if the organization can act on it, with us or without us.
How does implementation transition into operations?
Implemented controls transition into managed compliance through assigned ownership, monitoring, evidence routines, and change review. Without that transition, readiness starts decaying immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Is remediation included in the $30,000 assessment?
No. The fixed-fee assessment defines findings and the statement of work. Remediation is scoped separately.
Can another provider use the statement of work?
Yes. The organization may execute internally or take the statement of work to another qualified provider.
Is commercial Microsoft 365 suitable for CUI?
Common Cyber does not assume that a commercial tenant is appropriate for CUI. The required environment may involve GCC, GCC High, or another authorized offering and must be determined through technical and contractual review.
A clear next step
You have the findings. This is the part that closes them.
Controls built, documentation written, evidence in hand, ownership assigned.
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