CMMC Level 2 Readiness Assessment for AWS and GovCloud - CISSP-Led

CMMC Level 2 Readiness for Defense Contractors on AWS Defense suppliers face a hard deadline and a fixed standard: all 110 requirements of NIST SP 800-171, verified by a third-party assessor. This six-week engagement tells you exactly where you stand and what to fix first, delivered by a CISSP with a governance, risk, and compliance specialization and an active U.S. SECRET clearance. Who this assessment is for • Defense contractors and subcontractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information who must reach CMMC Level 2 for current or upcoming contracts • Organizations that have begun a self-assessment and need an independent check before committing to a C3PAO assessment • Companies migrating CUI workloads into AWS GovCloud (US) who need to know which requirements the move satisfies and which remain their responsibility • Suppliers who have received a flow-down requirement from a prime and need a defensible plan quickly AWS services in scope • AWS GovCloud (US) Regions — Supporting DoD Cloud Computing SRG Impact Levels 2, 4, and 5, along with ITAR and FIPS 140-2 requirements • AWS Audit Manager — Evidence collection and control mapping against the NIST SP 800-171 framework • AWS Security Hub and AWS Config — Continuous control monitoring and configuration drift detection • AWS CloudTrail and Amazon Security Lake — Audit logging and retention requirements • AWS IAM and IAM Identity Center — Access control, least privilege, and separation of duties requirements • AWS Key Management Service — FIPS-validated encryption for CUI at rest and in transit • AWS Artifact — Inherited compliance evidence from AWS to reduce your assessment burden What you receive • Environment scoping memo — A defined CUI boundary, the single decision that moves your assessment cost more than any other • Control-by-control gap analysis — All 110 requirements assessed and scored, with evidence gaps identified • System Security Plan outline — Structured the way an assessor expects to read it • POA&M — Plans of action and milestones with owners, target dates, and effort estimates • Remediation roadmap — Sequenced by assessment risk rather than by ease, so the work that blocks certification comes first • Executive readout — A briefing your leadership can use to fund the remediation How it works

1. Scoping call — We define your CUI boundary and confirm which AWS accounts, Regions, and services are in scope
2. Evidence review — Read-only access via a scoped IAM role, plus a review of existing policies and documentation
3. Assessment — All 110 requirements evaluated against your AWS environment and your organizational practices
4. Deliverable walkthrough — Findings reviewed with your team, followed by the written package within six weeks of kickoff Any AWS infrastructure costs you incur remain your responsibility and are separate from this AWS Marketplace transaction. This engagement is a readiness assessment and does not constitute a certification assessment, which must be performed by an authorized C3PAO.