CMMC readiness + compliance execution

Move from CMMC uncertainty to audit-ready posture

Delphius Beacon helps organizations handling CUI translate CMMC and NIST 800-171 requirements into implemented controls, accountable ownership, documentation, and maintainable compliance operations.

Who it is for

  • Defense contractors handling CUI
  • Subcontractors preparing for prime requirements
  • MSPs supporting regulated clients
  • Small organizations without internal compliance teams

The operational gap

Compliance fails when nobody owns the work.

CMMC and security programs break down when responsibility is split across tools, consultants, MSPs, and internal teams without clear execution authority.

CMMC confusion and changing interpretation
No single owner for remediation and evidence
Audit risk from undocumented control activity
Tool sprawl without operating discipline
Lack of executive security leadership

Problem

CMMC readiness is not only a checklist. It requires scoping, control ownership, evidence, policies, technical implementation, and a repeatable operating model.

Four CMMC offerings under one execution model

CMMC support is structured into clear service tracks so teams can enter at the right point and keep the work connected to evidence, remediation, and ongoing operations.

CMMC Readiness Sprint

Starting at $10,000

Fixed-scope readiness sprint for CUI scope, control gaps, documentation posture, and roadmap clarity.

Scales based on complexity and environment.

CMMC Acceleration Sprint

Starting at $20,000

Premium surge support for organizations under urgent timelines or compressed remediation windows.

Based on urgency, compression, and scope intensity.

CMMC Execution Program

Starting at $40,000

Structured implementation support for SSP, POA&M, policies, controls, evidence, and remediation execution.

Scales based on scope, systems, and remediation complexity.

Enable Continuous Compliance

Starting at $5,000/month

Ongoing compliance operations for control ownership, evidence cadence, updates, and readiness maintenance.

Designed for teams that need the posture maintained after the initial push.

A repeatable path from assessment to maintenance.

CMMC work needs a clear operating sequence. Delphius Beacon uses this path to move from scope and architecture into implementation, documentation, operation, and ongoing maintenance.

01

Assess

Map the environment, obligations, CUI flow, risk, and operational constraints.

02

Architect

Design the target state across controls, infrastructure, evidence, and ownership.

03

Implement

Deploy controls, secure access, harden systems, and close practical gaps.

04

Document

Produce audit-ready artifacts, policies, procedures, SSP inputs, and POA&M support.

05

Operate

Run compliance operations, monitoring coordination, vendor risk, and executive guidance.

06

Maintain

Keep the program aligned as contracts, systems, and frameworks change.

The Delphius Difference

Execution, evidence, and ownership for CMMC teams.

Execution over advisory

Delphius Beacon is structured to implement, document, and operate controls - not only describe them.

Cost-conscious delivery

The engagement model is built for small and midsize organizations that need serious outcomes without enterprise bloat.

Evidence-driven work

Security and compliance activities are tied to artifacts, ownership, controls, and audit-ready posture.

Scalable for small teams

Programs are designed to fit lean teams, regulated growth-stage companies, and contractor environments.

What we deliver

  • CMMC and NIST 800-171 readiness assessment
  • Gap remediation planning and implementation support
  • SSP, POA&M, policy, and evidence support
  • CUI scoping and enclave strategy
  • Ongoing compliance operations through vCISO support

Engagement model

  1. Confirm CUI scope, contracts, systems, and assessment goals
  2. Map current posture against CMMC and NIST 800-171 expectations
  3. Prioritize remediation by risk and operational feasibility
  4. Implement controls and document evidence for audit-ready posture
  5. Maintain cadence for updates, evidence, and control ownership

Outcomes

  • Defined CUI boundary
  • Documented control ownership
  • Remediation plan grounded in risk
  • Evidence-ready compliance operations

Next step

Stop treating CMMC as a side project

Use a structured execution path for scope, controls, documentation, and ongoing ownership

Start CMMC planning