Nexeris

DFARS and CMMC Compliance Services

Compliance and Audit Preparation

DFARS and CMMS
Compliance Services

Practical support to meet DoD cybersecurity requirements with fewer surprises and clearer execution.

DFARS and CMMC expectations are specific and evidence-driven. Nexeris helps you align to NIST 800-171, organize documentation and evidence, and build a program that can hold up during assessments.

Strategic Value

Why DFARS and CMMC Matter

If you handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) or support DoD programs, DFARS requirements and CMMC expectations can directly impact your ability to work with customers in the defense ecosystem.

Teams often get stuck because the work spans more than technical changes. It includes scope decisions, policies, evidence, and day-to-day practices that need to be consistent and provable.

Common reasons teams engage us:

  • You need a clear path to NIST 800-171 alignment and CMMC readiness
  • You’re unsure what’s in scope, where CUI lives, or how to document boundaries
  • You need help building evidence and documentation that matches expectations
  • You want a realistic plan that fits your internal capacity and timeline

Your DFARS and CMMC Engagement Includes

You’ll get a structured approach to readiness that combines scope clarity, control implementation support, and evidence habits that make assessments more predictable.

Scope and CUI Boundary Clarity

  • Identify CUI locations, data flows, and in-scope systems
  • Define practical boundaries and shared responsibilities with providers
  • Confirm what must be protected and what evidence will be needed

NIST 800-171 Alignment and Control Implementation

  • Review current controls and map gaps to NIST 800-171 requirements
  • Practical remediation guidance across identity, access, logging, configuration, and process controls
  • Help establishing control ownership so work stays organized

Documentation and Evidence Readiness

  • Policy and procedure support to meet requirement intent
  • Evidence planning and artifact organization to reduce last-minute scrambling
  • Support for POA&Ms where appropriate and aligned to expectations

Assessment Preparation

  • Readiness check and refinement of evidence before assessment activities
  • Guidance on common assessor expectations and how to present proof
  • Support for improving internal routines so controls stay consistent

How We Work

Structured 6-step methodology

DFARS

Strategy • Operations • Governance

Ideal Fit For

Targeted solutions for security maturity.

DoD Contractors

Organizations that support DoD programs or handle CUI

CMMC-Ready Teams

Teams aligning to DFARS 252.204-7012 and pursuing CMMC readiness

Policy-Driven Organizations

Companies that need help connecting technical work with policies and evidence

Compliance-Focused Leaders

Leaders who want a clear plan, clear ownership, and less last-minute scrambling

Expected Outcomes

Structured 5-step methodology

01

Clear scope and boundaries tied to how CUI is actually handled

 

02

Improved alignment to NIST 800-171 requirements with prioritized remediation

03

Stronger documentation and evidence organization for assessment readiness

04

More predictable progress through a clear roadmap and governance cadence

05

A program that’s easier to maintain instead of rebuilding for every review

The Difference

Why We

Stand Out

If you want a clear plan for DFARS and CMMC readiness and support that helps your team execute, we can help. Reach out to schedule a consultation and we’ll talk through your environment, timeline, and what success looks like.

Momentum Focus

We clarify priorities to unblock execution.

We keep the work practical and scoped to what’s needed for readiness

We help you connect controls, documentation, and evidence so it holds up under review

We focus on clear ownership and repeatable routines, not one-time paperwork

We communicate clearly with both technical teams and leadership

We help reduce rework by getting scope and expectations right early

Common Questions

Is CMMC the same as NIST 800-171?

CMMC Level 2 is closely aligned to NIST 800-171. The difference is that CMMC is an assessment and certification model, and it emphasizes how controls are implemented and evidenced.

No. Assessments are performed by authorized third parties. We help you prepare so your program, documentation, and evidence are ready.

DFARS includes cybersecurity requirements such as implementing NIST 800-171 and reporting cyber incidents. We help you align your program to meet those expectations.

Not always. The right approach depends on how CUI is handled and your architecture. We help you make practical scope and boundary decisions.

Yes. Improving the score typically requires targeted control remediation and strong evidence. We help prioritize work that moves the score and strengthens readiness.

Related Services

Comprehensive security solutions for enterprise maturity

01

Compare your posture to a target standard and get a clear remediation plan.

02

Maintain control ownership and evidence workflows so readiness stays consistent.

03

Senior security leadership to set direction, priorities, and execution cadence.

04

Build response playbooks and run drills aligned to reporting expectations.

Build a defensible path to DFARS and CMMC readiness

If you want a clear plan and practical support to get ready for assessment, Nexeris can help.

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