CMMC Level 2 Advisory

You need to pass CMMC Level 2. We make sure you do.

Gap analysis, evidence mapping, documentation, remediation, mock assessment — the complete job, not a roadmap. Everything happens inside your environment. Your data never leaves your control. When your C3PAO walks in, there are no surprises. You pass.

See where you stand
~1%
of defense contractors who need Level 2 have actually got it.
1 in 3
rejected at pre-assessment. They booked a date but weren't ready.
Nov 2026
Phase 2 enforcement. Your prime's deadline is earlier.

One C3PAO with 100+ assessments expects to be fully booked for 2026 by next month. The companies that start now get assessed. The rest wait.

Two problems. One partner.
Get assessment-ready for CMMC Level 2
Phase 2 enforcement begins November 2026
Without Level 2 certification, you can't win new DoD work. You can't renew existing contracts. Your prime drops you from the team. Between 33,000 and 44,000 companies will exit the defense market because they didn't act in time.
We make sure you're not one of them. Complete implementation — not a roadmap — inside your environment, on your timeline, ready for your C3PAO.
State grants can offset 30–50% of these costs. See what's available in your state.
Cut your cloud bill. Keep the performance.
32% of enterprise cloud spend is wasted
On a $500K annual bill, that's $160K walking out the door every year. Idle instances, oversized databases, unattached storage, forgotten dev environments — the waste hides in plain sight.
We find it and kill it. Right-sizing, reserved capacity, tagging, governance — across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Typical result: 25–40% off the bill in the first month.
Why defense contractors choose us

We work inside your environment

Every engagement runs through your systems — your VDI, your remote access, your infrastructure. We never store, process, or transmit your sensitive data on our side. Your information stays exactly where it should: under your control.

Framework-native, not framework-adjacent

We didn't adapt a generic security framework to CMMC. We built our entire practice on the exact objectives your assessor will evaluate — NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2, the CMMC Assessment Guide, and the Cyber AB's criteria.

Advisory only. Never assessment.

We don't assess you and never will. We don't sell software, host platforms, or run your security operations. Our only job is getting you ready to pass. One incentive: your certification.

UK-based. US-focused.

We operate from the United Kingdom with full timezone overlap for US East Coast clients. Our remote delivery model — your environments, your systems — means no ITAR complications for advisory work and no need for anyone to fly anywhere. You get senior practitioners at a fraction of Big Four rates.

Most companies that book an assessment aren't ready for one.
900+
Level 2 certificates issued

Out of 80,000+ companies that need them. The queue is past 6 months and one C3PAO expects to be fully booked for 2026 by next month.

30%+
Rejected at pre-assessment

Draft documents. Inconsistent evidence. Artifacts that can't be produced within a minute. They booked the date but weren't ready for the conversation.

$30K+
Minimum assessment cost

That's before remediation. A failed assessment means $30K lost and back to the end of a queue that's already 6+ months long.

Source: C3PAO with 100+ Level 2 assessments completed.

Built on CMMC Level 2, NIST SP 800-171, and DFARS 252.204-7012.
Not sure where you stand? Let's find out.
Drop us a note. We'll come back within one working day with a clear next step — no pitch deck, no 30-page proposal.

What happens next

We respond within one working day. If there's a fit, we suggest a short call to understand your situation — your contracts, your deadline, and how close you are. Most companies start with a 5-day triage. Sign Monday, answer Friday.

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