In this special episode of DIB Innovators, RADICL’s CEO, CTO and Co-founder, Chris Petersen steps in to host a webinar about all things CMMC. Chris welcomes five CMMC experts who can speak about why it originated, how it might evolve, and the impact on businesses in the DIB as they plan to address the impact of CMMC on their business. The guests include Gen. Herbert J. “Hawk” Carlisle, Retired, USAF, former President & CEO of the National Defense Industrial Association; Regan Edens, Founder, CISO & Chief Compliance Officer of DTC Global; Scott McDaniel, CEO of Simple Helix; Matthew Titcombe, CEO & Sr. Information Security Consultant at Peak InfoSec; and Alex Whitworth, Director of Sales at Carahsoft.
These industry experts discuss the critical importance of CMMC compliance for the defense industrial base, emphasizing the escalating cyber threats from nation-state actors and the need for a cultural shift towards cybersecurity awareness across all levels of an organization. They highlight the hidden costs of delaying compliance, stressing that early investment can prevent lost contracts and enhance operational efficiency. They also share insights on the role of certified external service providers in mitigating risks.
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“We've been working on CMMC for quite a while. We've had some ups and downs. It's hard. It is really, really hard. And that's, again, I'll go back to one of the things RADICL brings to the, to the fight is technology and capability that starts to get after some of the really difficult problems and how you defend both your operational networks, your OT, as well as your information technology and your information that an adversary we know will exploit to their advantage both in the competition phase and the conflict phase.” Hawk
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