United States · Cybersecurity & CMMC
U.S. cybersecurity and CMMC compliance, run by a U.S. team.
Two priorities define security in the U.S. mid-market: keep adversaries out, and keep your contracts. CyberUptive runs a 24/7 SOC, MDR, and vulnerability program for the day-to-day defense — and a full CMMC 2.0 practice for DoW contractors who need Level 1 or Level 2 readiness before the next assessment window.
- 24/7 SOC, MDR, and incident response
- CMMC 2.0 Level 1 & Level 2 readiness
- Penetration testing & vulnerability management
- HIPAA, SOC 2, GLBA, and state breach laws
Two pillars for the U.S. mid-market
Cybersecurity that holds the line. Compliance that keeps your contracts.
We don't sell either piece in isolation. Most of our U.S. customers need both — a working SOC and a defensible compliance posture — and the two have to be wired together so evidence is a byproduct of operations, not a fire drill before an assessment.
Pillar 1
Cybersecurity operations
24/7 SOC monitoring, managed detection and response, managed firewall, Microsoft 365 and Azure security hardening, vulnerability scanning, and offensive testing. Run by U.S.-based analysts, on a single SIEM and EDR stack.
Pillar 2
CMMC 2.0 compliance
CMMC final rule is active. Phase 1 enforcement is live. By the time the rule fully phases in, every prime and sub touching CUI will need an assessment on file. We do scoping, gap analysis, GCC High migration, SSP and POA&M authoring, evidence collection, and ongoing monitoring through assessment and beyond.
- • Scoping and asset boundary definition
- • Gap analysis against NIST SP 800-171 controls
- • GCC High / Microsoft 365 enclave migration
- • System Security Plan (SSP) authoring
- • Evidence collection and continuous monitoring
- • C3PAO assessment preparation and remediation
CMMC 2.0 readiness →
Beyond CMMC
The U.S. frameworks our customers actually answer to.
CMMC dominates the conversation for defense contractors, but most U.S. mid-market organizations carry a mix of regulatory obligations. We map our SOC and managed services to the framework you're being held against.
Defense supply chain
CMMC · DFARS · NIST 800-171
DoW primes and subs handling CUI. DFARS 252.204-7012 and the CMMC 2.0 control set.
Healthcare
HIPAA Security Rule
Covered entities and business associates. Risk analyses, ePHI monitoring, and breach response.
Financial services
SOC 2 · GLBA · NCUA
Auditor-grade evidence, third-party risk programs, and the controls FFIEC examiners ask for.
Medium & large business
State breach laws & cyber insurance
All 50 states have breach notification laws. Cyber insurers want evidence the controls are real.
Talk to us
Cybersecurity and CMMC, on one call.
Tell us what you're regulated under, where your CUI lives, and what's on your CISO's plate this quarter. We'll tell you whether we're the right fit — and what the first 90 days actually look like.