If you’re a government contractor, you’ve likely come across the term CUI Basic. But what is CUI Basic, really? And why does it matter for your organization? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll break it all down: what qualifies as CUI Basic, how it differs from CUI Specified, real-world examples, compliance requirements, and why protecting this […] The post What is CUI Basic? The Answers You’re Looking For appeared first on PreVeil.| Resources Archive - PreVeil
Learn about NIST 800-171 compliance, why it's important for any company handling CUI, and follow PreVeil's checklist for getting started.| PreVeil
Get answers to CMMC FAQs. PreVeil asked over 2,500 DIB companies what the top CMMC questions were, and delivered comprehensive responses.| PreVeil
PreVeil’s Email Gateway is a secure, compliant alternative to DoD S/MIME certificates| PreVeil
CMMC 48 CFR rule will be published on Sept 10, 2025; CMMC will enter into Contracts on Nov 9, 2025| PreVeil
A C3PAO, or CMMC third-party assessment organization, conducts assessments to ensure CMMC compliance. Find out the top organizations.| PreVeil
Is CMMC already in contracts? CMMC is no longer theoretical—it’s appearing in real DoD solicitations today. If your company doesn’t already meet CMMC requirements, you will soon find yourself ineligible for contract awards. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, or CMMC—which requires defense contracts to implement the 110 NIST 800-171 controls to protect CUI—is about to […] The post Complete List of CMMC Contracts: DoD Solicitations, RFPs + More appeared first on PreVeil.| Resources Archive - PreVeil
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We’ve simplified your CMMC compliance journey into 12 straightforward steps. It's reviewed by a CMMC Certified Professional and RP| PreVeil
While PreVeil’s platform protects CUI in Email and Files, CUI inevitably also comes in touch with your workplace’s endpoints.| PreVeil
What is ITAR Compliance? Learn the definition and list of requirements you'll need to meet and the penalties associated if you fail.| PreVeil
This blog explains what meeting CMMC level 2 (Advanced) means and how small to medium businesses can get ready for this standard.| PreVeil
The DoD has published the CMMC proposed rule and it will appear in contracts by early 2025. Contractors cannot wait.| PreVeil
POAMs not only help you direct your compliance efforts, they also allow your org. to bid for contracts before achieving full compliance.| PreVeil
A system security plan, or SSP, is a program created by defense contractors to meet 110 NIST 800-171 controls to achieve CMMC compliance.| PreVeil
PreVeil's HIPAA compliant solution meets all Security Rule Requirements, offers simple deployment, mobile access, and is 75% cheaper| PreVeil
The PreVeil platform — trusted by thousands of organizations to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) — just helped its th customer achieve a perfect 110 score on their CMMC assessment. This milestone further solidifies PreVeil as the leading solution for defense contractors seeking a proven, affordable path to CMMC compliance. Underlying this success is the […]| PreVeil
This CMMC Assessment Guide provides everything your organization needs to know when preparing for a CMMC asssessment. Learn how to prepare.| PreVeil
Learn more about CMMC certification costs and find out 6 ways to save money as you go through the assessment.| PreVeil
DFARS 7021 is the vehicle the DoD will use to insert CMMC requirements into defense contracts. What does it means to your organization| PreVeil
The DFARS 7019 requires contractors to conduct a self-assessment against NIST SP 800-171 and report their scores in the SPRS database.| PreVeil
If you’re a contractor for the Department of Defense (DoD) and have a DFARS 7012 clause in your contract, then the DFARS 7020 clause most likely applies to you. DFARS 7020 is part of a trio of clauses (along with DFARS 7019 and DFARS 7021) released in the November 2020 DFARS Interim Rule and […]| PreVeil
If you’re a defense contractor handling sensitive DoD data, you need to understand the NIST FIPS 140-2 security standard.| PreVeil
The CMMC rule (CFR 32) is now live, and one of the most common concerns defense contractors have is the cost of achieving compliance. CMMC will step up enforcement of the 110 NIST 800-171 controls, making compliance a prerequisite for continued work with the Department of Defense (DoD). In order to achieve certification, defense contractors […]| PreVeil
If your organization handles CUI, then the bottom line is that you’re responsible for protecting that CUI.| PreVeil
This blog provides an overview of what is CMMC compliance, including certification, requirements, timeline, cost, and how to get started.| PreVeil
DFARS 7012 stipulates cybersecurity requirements that contractors must meet to safeguard CUI during the course of their work for the DoD| PreVeil
End-to-end encryption (e2ee) is a form of communication that ensures only the sender and the recipients can see the message. No one else.| PreVeil