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Whether your organization is a DoD contractor seeking to obtain CMMC certification or another industry standard such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA etc., cybersecurity compliance is a critical component of your business. Even if your organization does not have to adhere to any specific compliance requirements, cybersecurity should still be a top priority for your business.
Cyber threats continue to evolve and become more malicious every day. Organizations that don’t take these threats as seriously as they would with any other external forces will risk the demise of their business.
OSIbeyond offers comprehensive cyber security solutions to help your organization stay ahead of cyber threats. Our compliance services are focused on helping your organization meet compliance standards, while our managed cybersecurity services help maintain compliance on an ongoing basis. The combination of both services offers an end to end cyber security solution for organizations in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area.
CMMC Registered Provider Organization
OSIbeyond specializes in CMMC compliance and is a Registered Provider Organization (RPO) authorized by the CMMC accreditation body (Cyber-AB) to provide consulting services to DoD contractors seeking CMMC certification. In addition, with multiple Registered Practitioners (RP) available on staff, we have the credentials and expertise to guide your organization in becoming CMMC audit ready and maintaining compliance post certification.
Cybersecurity Compliance Services
Regulatory compliance is often the driver behind a cybersecurity program within an organization. This consists of developing a cybersecurity program that is based on specific controls to protect the integrity, confidentiality, or availability of sensitive data.
Cybersecurity compliance can be complicated, not only requiring technical knowledge but also the resources and ability to properly document the activities in the technology environment of an organization.
OSIbeyond can help simplify the daunting task of cybersecurity compliance. Our compliance experts specialize in leading industry technical standards such as CMMC, NIST 800-171, NIST Cyber Security Framework, and others.
The first step towards cybersecurity compliance with any standard is to conduct a thorough Risk Assessment to analyze how sensitive data is used by your organization and where it is stored. OSIbeyond’s Risk Assessments determine an organization’s security posture relative to the standard they must be in compliance with. A Gap Analysis is conducted to identify the gaps in security, then a System Security Plan (SSP) along with a Plan Of Actions And Milestones (POAM) is developed to determine the path toward full compliance.
- CMMC
- NIST 800-171
- NIST CSF
The new Department of Defense (DoD) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) requires some companies in the Defense Industry Base (DIB) to be assessed by an independent third party and certified at one of three maturity levels to continue to be awarded DoD contracts or subcontracts. OSIbeyond provides CMMC solutions and assessment preparation services that can help expedite the time it takes for your organization to reach CMMC cybersecurity requirements. Contact us to get started.
Contact Us DoD Contractor’s Guide to CMMC 2.0 Compliance
While the DoD is implementing the new CMMC standard over the course of several years, they have released what is sometimes known as the “Interim Rule”, based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-171 standard. The interim rule applies to new contracts and modifications. It requires all contractors who may possess Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to conduct a self-assessment based on the NIST 800-171A assessment guidelines and upload their score to the Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS). Contact OSIbeyond to help your organization implement the 110 controls required in the 800-171 standard, in addition to the supplemental controls required by DFARS 252.204-7012.
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The NIST CSF is widely used in the commercial sector as the benchmark standard for Cybersecurity. The Framework integrates industry standards and best practices to help organizations manage their cybersecurity risks. If your organization is looking to implement a cybersecurity program and does not have specific regulatory requirements, the NIST CSF is the leading standard to follow. Contact OSIbeyond to help your organization implement the Framework.
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Documentation is a central part of compliance and an established cybersecurity program. However, most IT personnel do not possess the expertise or time required to develop proper documentation. In addition, documented policies and procedures should be reviewed and updated annually to reflect an organization’s current technology state. OSIbeyond will help develop the necessary documentation to meet compliance standards and controls required of your company.
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Training is another major component of compliance. Once the technical solutions have been implemented and the policies and procedures have been documented, you must ensure that your employees, both end users and admins are properly trained in order to maintain compliance. This starts with developing a training program consisting of documentation, videos, or in person training. In addition, training will include Security Awareness Training, new employee onboarding training, as well as annual security refresh training for all employees. Contact OSIbeyond to help develop an effective training program to keep your organization in compliance.
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Not all organizations have the benefit of having a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) on staff. That’s why OSIbeyond offers vCISO services consisting of monthly plans that will provide your organization with part time, high level security consulting to address incidents, provide guidance, and assist with tasks such as 3rd party security questionnaires. Our vCISO services will help ensure that your organization’s security program is properly managed.
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Managed Security Services
A Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) is an independent, outside entity who has the resources and expertise to provide continuous monitoring of an organization’s technology environment. This consists of central log aggregation through a Security Information Event Management (SIEM) platform which is in turn monitored by a team of analysts in a Security Operations Center (SOC). An MSSP will be able to detect most threats and respond to incidents rapidly in order to prevent or mitigate a cyber breach.
The key to an effective cybersecurity operation is having the ability to see what is happening inside the entire technology ecosystem of your organization. Continuous Monitoring will provide the insight to help detect and prevent cyber-attacks. Most organizations do not have the resources or the expertise to continuously monitor their technology environment. Having logging enabled on a firewall is one thing, but analyzing the traffic coming in and out of your organization in real-time is another level of cybersecurity. OSIbeyond’s Continuous Monitoring services provide your organization with comprehensive managed security solutions offered for CMMC 2.0 Level 2 and NIST CSF compliance.
PRICING
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Continuous Monitoring
- Monitoring of data from multiple systems
- Human analysis of alerts to determine validity (identifying false positives)
- Notification of verified threats for example:
- Indications of active ransomware
- Suspicious remote-control session
- Malicious file being downloaded
- Indication of email account compromises (forwarding rules etc.)
- Guidance on remediation of detected threats
- Leveraging intelligence from other organizations
- Expert Cybersecurity professionals
- Second set of eyes on your systems/network
- Benefits of using a Continuous Monitoring
SIEM Solution
- Web-based monitoring application
- Works with sensors placed inside your technology ecosystem (monitoring all traffic)
- Real time reporting of any signs of threat activity found in the monitored network
- Provides enhanced threat analysis
- Detecting and investigating threats within log metadata
- Store logs for compliance (30 days)
- Seamless deployment for workstations (no software/agents etc.)
- Lightweight agent on servers (DCs only)
- Analysis of combined data from multiple sources
- Comprehensive visual on security posture
Office 365 Monitoring
- Analysis of Office 365 logs and ingestion into the SIEM platform
- Defend against business email compromise (BEC), account takeovers, and have visibility beyond network traffic.
- Analyzing data from 365 in conjunction with other network assets
Dark Web Monitoring
- Personal information can be stolen and purchased on the Dark Web, such as login credentials (username, password, emails etc.)
- Employee may use work email address on personal websites (LinkedIn, Shopping, Newsletters, etc.)
- When a password is re-used, one breached account can turn into many
- If an employee’s personal account is breached, your business is also at risk
- All it takes is one employee to cause a data breach
- We monitor employee work email addresses on the Dark Web
- Alert if breached accounts are found
Multi-Factor Authentication
- Provides second layer of security
- Prevents account compromise even if user password is stolen
- Deployed on all compatible applications, for example:
- VPN
- Cloud based services (Dropbox, OneDrive etc.)
- Mobile app or token devices
Security Awareness Training
- Randomized simulated phishing tests
- Intended to catch users off guard
- Conducted continuously
- Includes training content such as for new hire orientation, annual refresher training etc.
- Designed to decrease social engineering fraud
Advanced Email Filtering
- Sophisticated algorithm detects and prevents phishing/spam threats
- Focuses on CEO Impersonation/ Fraud attacks
- Monitors outbound email to build profile of trusted contacts within the organization
Advanced Endpoint Protection
- Next-Generation Antivirus Solution
- Uses AI algorithm to detect and prevent threats
- Able to isolate infection systems immediately
- In the event of infection, provides rollback capability, for example:
- Restoring infect system back to previously good state
3rd Party App Patch Management
Patching of 580 third-party titles across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Ensuring that all OS and third-party applications (like Adobe, Chrome, and Slack) are up to date and secured against known vulnerabilities.
Endpoint Encryption
- Centrally managed encryption of storage on workstations (PC & Mac)
- Protects data in the event of stolen or lost device
- Common Cyber Security configuration requirement (audits/insurance etc.)
Vulnerability Assessments
- Conducted biannually
- Agentless scanning of network subnets
- Identifying the most relevant threats to your environment
- Remediation tracking and guidance for your IT staff
- Fulfillment of audit/insurance requirements (historical record)
- Scanning based on compliance requirements
- Scanning of 3rd party hosted applications
WAF/DNS Protection
- Protects public facing web sites/applications against malicious attacks
- Provides filtering of inbound connection requests for example:
- Mitigate denial of service attacks
- Prevent Customer Data Breach
- Prevent malicious bots from abusing site or application
Device Configuration Backups
- Automated backups of supported network devices, for example:
- Firewalls
- Switches
- Routers
- If device is compromised, allows for rapid restoration of validated configuration
- Provides change control/documentation of device configuration changes
Executive Summary Reports
- Monthly Executive Summary Reports
- Identified Threats
- Remediation actions taken
- Recommendations and guidance
- Monthly Status Calls
How many users? | CSF1 $40p/m | CSF2 $53p/m | CMMC-L2 $47p/m |
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CMMC 2.0 FAQ
- When will CMMC 2.0 go into effect?
According to the proposed final rule published in the federal register on Dec. 26th, 2023, CMMC 2.0 certification requirements will be phased into all DoD contracts as a pre-requisite for award over a 3-year period, starting ~Q1, 2025. By October 2027, all DoD contracts will require both prime and subcontractors to be CMMC 2.0 certified prior to contract award. The only exception is for organizations whose products or services are considered Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS).
- What are the requirements for CMMC 2.0 Level 2?
The requirements for CMMC 2.0 L2 are near replicas of those in NIST SP 800-171. CMMC practices not directly taken from NIST SP 800-171 have been eliminated. At Level 2, this includes the 20 additional practices added to the 110 practices from NIST SP 800-171. The CMMC process maturity requirements (997/998/999) have also been removed.
- How long does it take to prepare for a certification assessment from a C3PAO?
The Cyber Accreditation Body advises contractors to start preparing at least six months in advance, however most organizations take 12 – 18 months to fully prepare, depending on their current cybersecurity readiness and resources.
- When should I start to prepare?
It is our professional recommendation that contractors who currently do business with the DoD begin aligning their environment with NIST 800-171 now, to be ready when the requirements are added to new contracts. Organizations who fail to be prepared risk losing contracts or being at a competitive disadvantage when bidding on new business.
- I don’t have the time or expertise to do this myself – what are my options?
OSIbeyond’s Cybersecurity Compliance team is ready to assist your organization in becoming CMMC 2.0 compliant. Our process starts with a Risk Assessment against NIST 800-171 to identify the gaps in your environment and develop a System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M).
- Monitoring of data from multiple systems
- Human analysis of alerts to determine validity (identifying false positives)
- Notification of verified threats for example:
- Indications of active ransomware
- Suspicious remote-control session
- Malicious file being downloaded
- Indication of email account compromises (forwarding rules etc.)
- Guidance on remediation of detected threats
- Leveraging intelligence from other organizations
- Expert Cybersecurity professionals
- Second set of eyes on your systems/network
- Benefits of using a Continuous Monitoring
- Web-based monitoring application
- Works with sensors placed inside your technology ecosystem (monitoring all traffic)
- Real time reporting of any signs of threat activity found in the monitored network
- Provides enhanced threat analysis
- Detecting and investigating threats within log metadata
- Store logs for compliance (30 days)
- Seamless deployment for workstations (no software/agents etc.)
- Lightweight agent on servers (DCs only)
- Analysis of combined data from multiple sources
- Comprehensive visual on security posture
- Analysis of Office 365 logs and ingestion into the SIEM platform
- Defend against business email compromise (BEC), account takeovers, and have visibility beyond network traffic.
- Analyzing data from 365 in conjunction with other network assets
- Personal information can be stolen and purchased on the Dark Web, such as login credentials (username, password, emails etc.)
- Employee may use work email address on personal websites (LinkedIn, Shopping, Newsletters, etc.)
- When a password is re-used, one breached account can turn into many
- If an employee’s personal account is breached, your business is also at risk
- All it takes is one employee to cause a data breach
- We monitor employee work email addresses on the Dark Web
- Alert if breached accounts are found
- Provides second layer of security
- Prevents account compromise even if user password is stolen
- Deployed on all compatible applications, for example:
- VPN
- Cloud based services (Dropbox, OneDrive etc.)
- Mobile app or token devices
- Randomized simulated phishing tests
- Intended to catch users off guard
- Conducted continuously
- Includes training content such as for new hire orientation, annual refresher training etc.
- Designed to decrease social engineering fraud
- Sophisticated algorithm detects and prevents phishing/spam threats
- Focuses on CEO Impersonation/ Fraud attacks
- Monitors outbound email to build profile of trusted contacts within the organization
- Next-Generation Antivirus Solution
- Uses AI algorithm to detect and prevent threats
- Able to isolate infection systems immediately
- In the event of infection, provides rollback capability, for example:
- Restoring infect system back to previously good state
Patching of 580 third-party titles across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Ensuring that all OS and third-party applications (like Adobe, Chrome, and Slack) are up to date and secured against known vulnerabilities.
- Centrally managed encryption of storage on workstations (PC & Mac)
- Protects data in the event of stolen or lost device
- Common Cyber Security configuration requirement (audits/insurance etc.)
- Conducted biannually
- Agentless scanning of network subnets
- Identifying the most relevant threats to your environment
- Remediation tracking and guidance for your IT staff
- Fulfillment of audit/insurance requirements (historical record)
- Scanning based on compliance requirements
- Scanning of 3rd party hosted applications
- Protects public facing web sites/applications against malicious attacks
- Provides filtering of inbound connection requests for example:
- Mitigate denial of service attacks
- Prevent Customer Data Breach
- Prevent malicious bots from abusing site or application
- Automated backups of supported network devices, for example:
- Firewalls
- Switches
- Routers
- If device is compromised, allows for rapid restoration of validated configuration
- Provides change control/documentation of device configuration changes
- Monthly Executive Summary Reports
- Identified Threats
- Remediation actions taken
- Recommendations and guidance
- Monthly Status Calls