CMMC readiness, CUI scoping, and practical security architecture for small contractors.
We can help small government and DoD contractors move from uncertainty to a defensible plan. The work starts by clarifying what systems matter, where CUI may live, what is externally exposed, and what needs to be documented before customers, prime contractors, or assessors start asking harder questions.
CUI boundary review
We help identify which systems may process, store, transmit, or protect CUI, then separate true CMMC scope from general business systems where possible.
External-facing system review
We review public-facing portals, remote access paths, VPN exposure, cloud access, and other internet-visible services from a CMMC boundary perspective.
DMZ and segmentation planning
We help design practical segmentation using firewalls, VLANs, access control, MFA, logging, and DMZ patterns to reduce unnecessary exposure.
What we can deliver
- CMMC external exposure and boundary review
- CUI asset and security protection asset scoping support
- Network boundary and segmentation recommendations
- SSP and POA&M readiness support
- Microsoft 365 security and identity hardening guidance
- Executive-friendly remediation roadmap
Why it matters
Internet-facing systems are not automatically noncompliant. The risk comes from unclear boundaries, weak access controls, missing documentation, unmanaged remote access, or systems that are connected too closely to CUI-related environments.
We help turn that uncertainty into a prioritized plan that leadership, IT, vendors, and assessors can understand.
Readiness support, not assessor representation.
ComplyClinic can help prepare, organize, document, and remediate. We do not claim that a short review guarantees CMMC certification or replaces a formal assessment. The goal is to reduce confusion, improve the architecture, and help the business move toward defensible readiness.