…the construction contractor considered “small” for tax purposes? If a contractor’s 2024 annual gross receipts average less than $30 million (based on the prior three years of receipts) it may…
…contractors should consider. PE.L1-3.10.3 focuses on escorting visitors and monitoring visitor activity. Keiter Technologies team member and Risk Advisory Services Senior Manager, Christopher Moschella provides insights into identifying, escorting, and…
Why subrecipient versus contractor status determines grant audit risk This is Article 4 of 5 in of our series on navigating grant-funded broadband growth, covering grant audits, compliance triggers, and…
…physical access logging. Interested in learning more about CMMC services for your defense contracts? Contact us. We are here to help. Many DoD contractors will not have the expertise…
…scans. Most organizations will identify a cadence between weekly and monthly. Many DoD contractors will not have the expertise or resources needed to perform a CMMC readiness assessment, identify the…
…and how they are being addressed. There is still a long road ahead, which aligns with the effective date for all DoD contract awards after FY25. Many DoD contractors will…
…be deployed and why, most organizations will not have much additional work to satisfy CMMC’s Malicious Code Protection requirements. Many DoD contractors will not have the expertise or resources needed…
…of Defense (DoD) has instituted for prime and subcontractors wanting to provide products or services to the DoD. The CMMC framework has five maturity levels that DoD contractors will be…
…to work with DoD contractors, it looks like there will be many important strategic decisions that will need to be made in the next few months. For MSPs that serve…
…organizations where these two regulations overlap and affect each other, as is the case for many DoD contractors, the result is a labyrinth loaded with layers of certifications, accreditations, attestations,…