Cybersecurity · SECURITY
Know where you stand before an assessor tells you.
A focused readiness engagement for defense contractors preparing for CMMC Level 2. COSII turns control gaps, scattered evidence, and competing priorities into a defensible plan for assessment.
Discuss CMMC Readiness →The business problem
When the work has real consequences, clarity comes first.
Best for
Defense contractors handling CUI and preparing for a CMMC Level 2 assessment.
Signals it is time to act
- 01An assessment or contract milestone is approaching.
- 02Evidence is spread across owners, tools, and documents.
- 03The SSP and actual environment no longer match.
- 04The POA&M is growing without a clear remediation order.
What you receive
An engagement built around decisions and action.
How we work
Operational from the start.
- 01Orient
Clarify the business context, constraints, stakeholders, and decisions that need to be made.
- 02Assess
Build an evidence-based view of the current state, material risks, and practical opportunities.
- 03Prioritize
Sequence the work by business consequence, dependency, effort, and available capacity.
- 04Operationalize
Put ownership, measures, and an executable rhythm around the roadmap.
Designed outcomes
Progress leaders can see and teams can sustain.
A clear view of readiness and material gaps
Evidence organized around assessment expectations
A prioritized, owned remediation plan
Executive alignment on timing, risk, and investment
Questions leaders ask
Frequently asked questions.
Is COSII a C3PAO?
No. COSII prepares organizations for assessment and does not represent readiness work as an independent certification.
Does the sprint guarantee certification?
No responsible advisor can guarantee an assessor’s decision. The sprint is designed to expose issues early and improve the quality of preparation.
Can COSII stay involved through remediation?
Yes. Follow-on support can include program leadership, control-owner coordination, and executive reporting.
A practical next step
Bring us the problem behind the project.
A 30-minute conversation is enough to clarify the situation, the decision in front of you, and what should happen next.
Discuss CMMC Readiness