September 2021
Practical Matters Monthly Series: Working with DoD and Intelligence Agencies
Federal Government contractors and subcontractors are required to follow a complex set of rules that regulate how they conduct their business. For example, the laws and regulations define how a contractor and subcontractor must manage their records, select subcontracts, recruitand hire, interface with non-US persons or entities, secure their cyber environment and govern the organization. These rules are designed to make sure that government contractors and subcontractors are ethical and follow the law since they are paid with taxpayer money.…
Find out more »October 2021
The PCI Compliance Symposium
2020 and 2021 have brought many new requirements for contractors and subcontractors, with further impending requirements expected. As such, new and experienced contractors will benefit from this symposium convening experts to discuss the changes and new developments, as well as their wide-sweeping implications, including: New Compliance Standards on CMMC; the DoD Assessment Requirements; Updates to the regulations surrounding cost and commercial items; and Updates to DCAA’s audit programs Agenda: Day 1 – October 12 10:00-11:30am – Supply Chain/Foreign Sourcing Regulatory…
Find out more »The PCI Compliance Symposium
2020 and 2021 have brought many new requirements for contractors and subcontractors, with further impending requirements expected. As such, new and experienced contractors will benefit from this symposium convening experts to discuss the changes and new developments, as well as their wide-sweeping implications, including: New Compliance Standards on CMMC; the DoD Assessment Requirements; Updates to the regulations surrounding cost and commercial items; and Updates to DCAA’s audit programs Agenda: Day 1 – October 12 10:00-11:30am – Supply Chain/Foreign Sourcing Regulatory…
Find out more »Practical Matters Monthly Series: Internal Investigations & Mandatory Reporting
Federal Government contractors and subcontractors are required to follow a complex set of rules that regulate how they conduct their business. For example, the laws and regulations define how a contractor and subcontractor must manage their records, select subcontracts, recruitand hire, interface with non-US persons or entities, secure their cyber environment and govern the organization. These rules are designed to make sure that government contractors and subcontractors are ethical and follow the law since they are paid with taxpayer money.…
Find out more »November 2021
CMMC: Policy and Technical Requirements
This course will provide an overview of the Cyber Security Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) requirements from a governments contracts and a data security perspective. The course begins with a foundation in the law and regulatory requirements required today and in the near future. Then the course will examine what it takes for defense contractors to address CMMC requirements and satisfy associated audits, by delving into the CMMC domains, levels of maturity, and practical approaches to building a CMMC governance program.…
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