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  1. CMMC Phase II Is Suspended: What Defense Contractors Still Have to DoThe Department of War suspended CMMC Phase II on July 13, 2026, but kept Phase I self-assessments, NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 enforcement, and DFARS 252.204-7012 obligations in place.7 min
  2. The $507K LOGZONE Settlement: Your SPRS Score Is Now False Claims Act EvidenceDOJ settled with a defense contractor that posted a 110 SPRS score and later received a -170 government assessment.9 min
  3. The C3PAO Capacity Math After the CMMC Phase II SuspensionThe Phase II countdown is gone, but C3PAO capacity still matters for contract-specific and voluntary assessment plans.10 min
  4. CMMC Level 2 Requirements in 2026: The Complete Guide for Defense ContractorsCMMC Phase II is suspended, but the 110-requirement NIST 800-171 Rev. 2 baseline, Phase I self-assessments, and DFARS safeguarding obligations remain active.14 min
  5. The Safety Sandwich: How PolicyCortex Gives AI Safe Write Access to Cloud EnvironmentsGiving AI autonomous write access to production cloud environments sounds dangerous.9 min
  6. CMMC Level 2 Compliance Costs: The Complete Breakdown for 2026Most defense contractors budget for the C3PAO assessment and forget about everything else.10 min
  7. NIST 800-171 Cloud Compliance: The Practical Guide for AWS, Azure, and GCPImplementing NIST 800-171 in cloud environments is fundamentally different from on-premises.12 min
  8. The Alert Queue That Never Empties: Why CSPM Visibility Isn't EnoughYour CSPM tool is finding everything. Your queue is growing anyway.8 min
  9. CMMC Phase II Timeline Suspended: What the 60-Day Review ChangesThe Department of War suspended the November 2026 Phase II transition and future milestones.10 min
  10. The CMMC Level 2 Self-Assessment Trap (And How to Avoid It)Most defense contractors who submit optimistic SPRS scores don't realize they're creating legal exposure, not just compliance risk.9 min
  11. CMMC 2.0: What Defense Contractors Need to KnowThe CMMC program is officially active with assessments underway.2 min
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