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Jeff Baldwin, DSc
This is a fantastic resource and a well done document. There is a new CMMC FAQ. One question in the new FAQ stuck out to me: "Q4. Can Department contractors implement NIST SP 800-171 Revision 3? A4. Yes. Companies can implement Revision 3 but must use the Department’s Organization-Defined Parameters (ODPs) defined in the April 2025 memorandum, “Department of Defense Organization-Defined Parameters for National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-171 Revision 3” found here: https://lnkd.in/eN5pnTzB. Because CMMC Assessments will be conducted against Revision 2 until the class deviation memo (Q3 of this section) is withdrawn or otherwise superseded, DIB companies must ensure any identified gaps between Revision 2 and Revision 3 are addressed." We won't know exactly when the class deviation will removed and CMMC will be on 800-171 Rev 3, but if you want to get a headstart you are permitted to implement Rev 3 if you use the DoD's Organizationally Defined Parameters (ODPs). I will note that the ODPs are subject to change during the rulemaking process. #cmmc
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