Earn CMMC on the same platform that runs your SOC.
Every NIST SP 800-171 control maps to live evidence your analysts generate by doing their jobs. Author the SSP, work the POAM, and walk into the assessment with the same data your operation runs on, not a binder built the week before.
CMMC isn't a checkbox. It's a condition of the contract.
Saying you do it isn't proving you do it.
A C3PAO assessor doesn't grade your SSP narrative. They ask for the artifact behind each of the 110 controls, and reconstructing those artifacts at assessment time is exactly where most contractors stall.
Your SOC and your GRC team work apart.
Detection lives in one tool, the control set lives in another, and the evidence that connects them gets stitched together by hand from systems that were never built to produce it. The seam shows when the assessor pulls a thread.
A failed assessment costs you the award.
Without a passing CMMC Level 2 assessment, the contract goes to someone who has one. That makes readiness something you have to defend on the day the assessor arrives, not scramble to assemble the week before.
Your assessment evidence is a byproduct of running the SOC.
The telemetry your analysts generate to defend the environment is the same telemetry that proves a NIST SP 800-171 control. Activity becomes evidence, evidence maps to a control, and the control state flows straight into the SSP and POAM, all on one platform. You don't run a security program and then build a compliance program on top of it. They're the same work.
A U.S.-based SOC watches the environment around the clock, and an analyst confirms every call. AI assists triage; a person owns the decision. The ArmorPoint agent is detection that runs alongside your EDR, not a replacement for it.
Map the controls. Run the SOC. Prove it in one place.
The controls your eligibility depends on, on one matrix.
CMMC Level 2 inherits the 110 controls of NIST SP 800-171, each one pre-mapped to platform evidence and tracked as live control status. NIST CSF sits on the same matrix when your program is framed around it, so one source of truth covers what you're assessed on and what you report against.
What changes for the people who sign the SSP.
Walk into the assessment prepared.
The SSP and POAMs come from current state, and the artifact behind each control is captured as you operate. You sign your name to documentation you can stand behind, because it reflects what the environment actually does.
Defend the environment and the controls at once.
A U.S. SOC triages threats across logs, identity, and endpoints around the clock, on the same platform that tracks your 800-171 control state. The detection work and the compliance work stop competing for your time.
Show readiness on demand, not on deadline.
Live control status and an exportable assessment packet mean you can answer a primes-and-subs eligibility question the moment it's asked, instead of pulling the team off-mission to assemble proof under pressure.
Bring us your toughest 800-171 control.
Pick the control your last assessment flagged, and we'll show you, live and against your own SSP, exactly how its evidence lives in ArmorPoint and stays assessment-ready. Bring a healthy skepticism. We'll bring the matrix.
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