Is your law firm subject to CMMC Compliance?
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is the U.S. Government’s solution to address low rates of compliance associated with Cybersecurity standards, known as NIST SP 800-171. Your law firm may be subject to these requirements if you have clients who are contractors to the Federal Government, are sub-contractors to those contractors, or are doing business with the Federal Government.
In addition, the American Bar Association has provided information regarding the minimum standards of compliance regarding protecting client information (more detailed information is below). Please join un on April 6th for a FREE Executive Overview on CMMC, it’s requirements and how to start becoming compliant today.
This exclusive webinar will be held on Tuesday, April 6th at 1:00 PM EST.
Even if you can’t attend, please register below and we will provide a recorded copy of the webinar.
Want more information on the American Bar Association’s (ABA) guidance on Cybersecurity?
The ABA has provided information on how to protect Client Information. Opinion 99-413 was released several years ago, but was also intended to address the same issues that CMMC is intending to correct. In our webinar, we will address how ensure compliance with both CMMC and the ABA’s opinions on protecting client information. You can find more on this opinion here.
Want more information on the CMMC Requirements?
You can find more information about CMMC here. The CMMC Accreditation Body has put out the following pathway for certification, but also for companies who will be subject to the certification. This webinar is designed to assist in fulfilling the first two steps of the process (Step 1: learn and understand, and Step 2: identify gaps).
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Handy Networks’ Managed Compliance as a Service ensures you are not caught off-guard with changes in compliance-related regulations and requirements. Our capabilities rely on a combination of decades of experience and cutting-edge tools. Our approach to continuous compliance is to develop an understanding of your IT environment and regulatory compliance, conduct an assessment by leveraging automation tools, and then develop a remediation plan. Over the long term, on-going assessments will ensure your environment stays compliant and benefits from on-going continuous improvement.
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