Understanding Cybersecurity Requirements for DoD Contractors

If your organization works with the Department of Defense (or wants to)you've probably heard plenty about CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS, FAR, and the growing cybersecurity expectations facing the DIB

But what do all of those requirements actually mean for your organization?

Join Redspin for a free, four-hour, in-person training designed to make the fundamentals easier to understand and, more importantly, easier to act on.

Understanding Cybersecurity Requirements for DoD Contractors will walk through how CMMC fits into the broader cybersecurity requirements facing contractors, starting with the information you're responsible for protecting.

This isn't four hours of regulations and acronyms. The course will use real-world examples, interactive exercises, and insights from more than 100 CMMC assessments to help attendees understand how these requirements show up in practice.

No prior CMMC or cybersecurity experience is required.

• Understand the relationship between CUI, FCI, NIST 800-171, DFARS, and CMMC
• Recognize which cybersecurity requirements may apply to your organization and why
• Understand the basics of CMMC levels, assessments, and the CMMC ecosystem
• Identify the people, technology, facilities, and service providers that can affect your CMMC scope
• Understand what CMMC assessors actually look for and how implementation is demonstrated
• Recognize common CMMC misconceptions and readiness challenges
• Build a practical, high-level roadmap for what your organization should do next

Tuesday, December 8, 2026
8:30 AM–12:30 PM
Training room 14
Charleston Area Convention Center, North Charleston, South Carolina

Space is limited to 25 attendees to keep the training interactive, so advance registration is required.