The Deadline for CMMC 2.0 Is Coming: Three Roadblocks To Address

Is your company ready for October 2025? That’s when all organizations will need a CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) certificate at the required level to bid on U.S. government contracts containing controlled unclassified information. Currently, nearly 90% of federal contractors are not meeting the security requirements set by the Department of Defense.  

Avoidance is not a solution. With a deadline looming just two years from today, companies that intend to continue working with the DoD have reached the last possible moment to act. To help “unblock” your organization, we’ve identified three obstacles preventing companies from achieving CMMC compliance:

  1. Time: You feel behind on infrastructure security and need more experienced, dedicated staff to undertake a significant project.

  2. Money: There isn’t enough budget to overhaul your infrastructure, but—as your finances allow—you’ve been slowly taking measures to improve your security compliance.

  3. User Experience: Your differentiator is your easy-to-use application. You’re concerned that your UX will become cumbersome if you quickly implement CMMC requirements.

If any of these obstacles ring true for your organization, our latest e-book, Moving from Paralysis to Action on CMMC 2.0, can help you move forward. We’ve identified an actionable, practical pathway to CMMC 2.0 certification for each of these hurdles.

Compliance is complex and will require change at every level of your system: infrastructure, security, and application modernization. Learn how to work with a trusted partner and achieve certification while there is still time to act. Download Moving from Paralysis to Action on CMMC 2.0.

 
 
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