Compliance · CMMC & NIST 800-171
The inventory every CMMC control is measured against.
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification and NIST SP 800-171
Defense contractors answer to two documents that begin in the same place: the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology's SP 800-171. Both want a current picture of your systems, the software on them, and which of them touch controlled unclassified information. Assessment timelines have moved more than once. The requirement underneath them has not. KeyCaliber builds that picture from read-only connections to the tools you already run, and serves the NIST Cybersecurity Framework just as well.
What CMMC & NIST 800-171 expects.
- A current inventory of systems and the software on them
- A clear boundary around where controlled information lives
- Security controls verified as present, not assumed
- Evidence an assessor can follow
What KeyCaliber gives you.
Systems and software
Hardware and installed software pulled from the endpoint tools you already have deployed.
A boundary you can defend
See which systems sit inside the enclave and which ones quietly reach into it.
Controls confirmed
Which assets are missing endpoint protection, vulnerability scanning or identity coverage.
Evidence, not assertions
Every record carries the tool it came from, so each answer holds up to a follow-up question.
Start with an inventory that survives an assessment.
Connect the tools you already run and see your own picture.
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