Stratus Services has extensive experience in helping companies meet their compliance needs on both a strategic and tactical level. Whether it's technical implementation, or developing a long term compliance strategy, our cybersecurity and compliance experts can help your company meet its CMMC requirements.
The first and most important step of getting your organization CMMC ready is scoping. No assessment will be successful without an accurate understanding of your data flow and assessment scope. Scoping is also the most powerful tool your company has to cut down on the time and cost of getting certified.
For companies looking to bring their existing IT environment into compliance, a thorough Gap Analysis is an important cost and time saving measure. We can compare your current security posture to the requirements in CMMC and help build a plan for getting you the rest of the way there.
Compliance requires documentation. Stratus Services can help compare your current policies and procedures against CMMC requirements, or help you develop documentation that aligns with CMMC requirements.
Rework manual processes and automate them with custom, easy to use tools and applications. We have a team of programmers that can help you customize the current application or build one from the ground up. Capture that custom business workflow that differentiates your company from the competition.
Stratus Services can perform a CMMC readiness assessment to ensure that your systems and tooling are in compliance and that there will be no surprises when it comes time for your official CMMC Audit by a C3PAO.
The following are some of the most common questions we receive from current and potential clients.
Yes, we have been a certified Cyber AB Registered Provider Organization (RPO) since 2022 and renew annually, as required. Feel free to review our certification.
Yes. As of 2025 Stratus employees three Registered Practitioners (RPs), two Registered Practitioner Advanced (RPAs), and one CMMC Certified Professional (CCP). Feel free to review our certification.
Stratus has experience implementing and maintaining CMMC compliance across many sectors that support the DIB, such as construction, engineering, manufacturing, and more. We are proud have successfully guided a large, local engineering firm to pass their CMMC Level 2 Certification Assessment this year (2025), one of the first nationally!
Additionally, as an IT consulting organization, we also have extensive experience with other compliance-forward organizations such as finance, mortgage & title, and medical offices.
Yes. We offer scoping services to help assist you in figuring out what CMMC level will be required based on your specific needs. This is a core tenant of proper CMMC planning. For more information, we recommend this blog post on the topic: CMMC Level 2 Scoping: Understanding Asset Categories for Compliance
Yes, we offer a comprehensive CMMC implementation package that includes the creation of new policies and revision of existing policies.
Yes, for those pursuing CMMC Level 2 compliance, SSPs are included for alignment with CA.L2-3.12.4. While SSPs are not required for Level 1 compliance, arrangements can be made for an SSP if this is requested. POA&Ms will be developed as needed to address any identified deficiencies.
Yes. While we are a fully staffed Managed Service Provider and can provide these services as added support to CMMC Compliance contracts, we are more than willing to work with internal or existing third-party MSP teams to implement a CMMC-compliant environment.
We offer services to ensure continued compliance with CMMC requirements that support your yearly self-assessments and/or triennial third-party assessments.
As of August 2025, the DoD’s planned rollout of CMMC compliance will be tiered in three different phases. Level 1 requirements will be enforced on contracts when the 48 CFR final rule is released, which is expected to happen by October 2025 earliest, and February 2026 at latest. Level 2 requirements will be enforced a year after the Level 1 rollout. Level 3 requirements will be enforced a year after the Level 2 rollout. HOWEVER, once the 48 CFR final rule is in place, program managers can require higher levels of CMMC before the enforcement date set in place by the DoD.