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This article explores the launch of CMMC Phase 1 as the start of a new era in cybersecurity accountability, where verified compliance replaces self-attestation. It highlights how readiness, supply chain collaboration, and a culture of security now define competitiveness across the Defense Industrial Base.
Travis Goldbach joins Coalfire Federal to lead enterprise strategy and national go-to-market initiatives connecting primes, integrators, and trusted partners across the Defense Industrial Base.
This article explores how contractors are preparing for the November 10 launch of CMMC Phase 1, detailing the shift from self-attestation to verified compliance and how readiness is emerging as a key competitive advantage across the Defense Industrial Base.
This article examines how CMMC Phase 1 enforcement intersects with the False Claims Act, highlighting recent DOJ settlements and outlining how inaccuracies in cybersecurity attestations, not breaches, now drive legal risk for defense contractors.
The Department of Defense confirmed that CMMC Phase 1 will begin on November 10. Contractors that act before then will enter Phase 1 in a stronger position.
With CMMC Level 2 taking effect, the real challenge isn’t just passing the audit—it’s securing an assessment slot. Limited C3PAO capacity means contractors that wait may be locked out of future contracts.
The DoD’s 48 CFR final rule clears the way for CMMC Phase 1, making certification a requirement for defense contract eligibility. This resource outlines what the rule means for contractors, the impact on supply chains, and how Coalfire and Coalfire Federal support readiness and impartial certification.
