CMMC 2.0
The certification framework defense contractors must meet to bid on DoD contracts. Level 2 requires third-party assessment; Level 3 requires DIBCAC assessment.
Mapped, monitored, and audit-ready.
Every CMMC 2.0 control has a place in Talarity — with cross-mapping, automated evidence, and continuous validation.
Talarity's pre-built control library covering CMMC 2.0, with linked evidence, owners, and testing schedules.
Answer once, prove everywhere. Talarity's mapping engine reuses your evidence across every framework you run.
- System Security Plan (SSP) with control implementation statements
- Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) for any unmet controls
- CUI inventory and handling procedures
- Incident reporting records (DFARS 7012)
- FedRAMP-equivalent or higher cloud service provider attestations
What gets easier with Talarity.
CMMC L2 maps to NIST 800-171 r2 — but the assessment objectives are subtly different and there's no single source of truth.
Talarity ships CMMC 2.0 with NIST 800-171 r2 + r3 mappings and the official assessment objectives. Score against any of them; report against the one your contract requires.
The SSP and POA&M are the gating artifacts — and most defense primes ask to see them quarterly.
SSP generates from your control implementations. POA&M auto-populates from any 'Other than Satisfied' result. Both export to PDF on demand.
DFARS 7012 requires 72-hour incident reporting — most teams don't have a fast enough notification path.
Incident workflows with DFARS 7012 routing. Severity triggers automatic ticket creation, evidence preservation, and DoD reporting templates.
Subcontractor flow-down is a black hole — primes can't easily verify their subs are compliant.
Vendor module tracks subcontractor CMMC status, BAA equivalents (FCI/CUI agreements), and quarterly attestations.
Ready to ship CMMC 2.0?
A 30-minute walkthrough shows exactly how Talarity handles this framework end-to-end.