CMMC Scoping Mistakes: The CUI Error That Fails Audits
The CUI Mistake That Fails Most Assessments
CMMC scoping mistakes, not missing controls, are why most assessments fail before they start. What is CUI, and how do you scope your CMMC environment correctly? Jay Trinckes, Lead Certified CMMC Assessor and Director of GRC Services at Elevate Consult, walks through how to define CUI, categorize your assets, trace your data flows, and build a System Security Plan that matches your actual environment.
Jay Trinckes, Lead Certified CMMC Assessor LCCA
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