CMMC Seminar
DoD Compliance & Certification Mandate
More Than an Overview
Gain Real-world, Role-specific, Actionable Insights to
Implement, Enforce, and Comply with CMMC
from security controls and technical execution to contract compliance and legal risk
Join Industry Experts and Get CMMC-Ready
Ensuring Eligibility for Current and Future DoD Contracts
Hosted by
Your Trusted Partner in Cybersecurity Readiness and Contract Compliance
Agenda & Key Takeaways
Keynote: AI Security DoD Supply Chain AI Attacks
The Strategic Future of Cybersecurity in the DIB
CMMC Deep Dive
DoD Contracts & Flow-Down Requirements
Roadmap to CMMC Compliance & Certification
Tools & Tech for CMMC Compliance
Legal and Insurance Implications
Key Takeaways & Closing Insights
Featured Speakers
Speakers to be finalized
Keynote Speaker
AI Security and Attacks on DoD Supply Chain
Tech Speaker
The Strategic Future of Cybersecurity in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB)
DoD Speaker
DoD Contracts & Flow-Down Requirements
CMMC 2.0 Deep Dive
CMMC 2.0: What’s New, What’s Next, and What It Means for You
FBI Representative
Insights on cyber threats and federal cybersecurity initiatives.
Contract Lawyer and Insurance
Liability, Cyber Insurance, and Legal. Exposure in a CMMC world.
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Early Bird Pricing
Complementary before
June 1st 2025
Regular Registration
Secure your spot at the standard rate.
$1,000
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June 19, 2025
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunnyvale, California
CMMC Topics
CMMC Overview
- Requirements for Levels 1, 2, and 3
- Timeline and rollout updates
Understanding CUI and FCI
- Real-world examples
- How to identify and handle them
Preparation & Assessment Process
- What to Expect During an Audit
- Do’s & Don’ts, Assessors’ perspective
Practical Implementation
- SSP & POA&Ms Development
- Implementing CMMC Controls
Technology & Tooling for CMMC
- Zero Trust & CMMC Readiness
- GRC, Vuln, PenTesting, HIP, SIEM
Continious Monitoring
- Logging & Incident Response Req.
- SIEM Options for SMBs
Legal Topics
Risks of Non-Compliance
- Civil and Criminal Liabilities
- DOI and OIG Enforcements
CMMC Contracts & Clauses
- Related DFARS Clauses
- DoD Contract Negotiation
CMMC and False Claim Act
- Application to Misstatements
- False Certify Compliance
The Administrative False Claims Act (AFCA), passed in December 2024, strengthens the government’s ability to enforce cybersecurity obligations by allowing agencies to pursue claims independently of DOJ involvement. The damage cap was doubled and allows agencies like the DoD more power to address smaller cybersecurity violations and refer serious cases to the DOJ. The DOJ secured about $3 billion under the False Claims Act.
CMMC World Seminar – More Than Just a CMMC Overview