CMMC Compliance Made Simple and Affordable

easyCMMC is ideal for small to mid-sized organizations across the Defense Industrial Base that handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) but don’t rely on heavy manufacturing operations or large physical infrastructure. If your business is primarily digital, service-oriented, or engineering-driven, easyCMMC delivers a fast, affordable path to CMMC Level 2 compliance without the burden of overhauling your IT environment.

You’ll benefit most if your company falls into one of these categories:

• Defense and aerospace contractors that design or support programs but don’t manufacture hardware

• Engineering consultancies or design firms supporting DoD or NASA projects

• Architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms handling government data

• Information technology, software, analytics, or AI companies

• MSPs and cybersecurity providers serving defense contractors

• Industrial design, systems integration, or R&D firms working in robotics, sensors, or UAV design

• Government contracting, legal, or procurement partners managing CUI or DFARS compliance

• Professional services or design software companies supporting federal programs

If you’re looking for a comprehensive, fully managed IT and cybersecurity solution, check out CloudFit’s CMMC Managed Services.

DoD will only accept CMMC Level 3 assessments provided by the DIBCAC and CMMC Level 2 assessments conducted by an authorized or accredited C3PAO. C3PAOs shall use only certified CMMC assessors to conduct CMMC assessments.

You are correct—easyCMMC runs within Microsoft’s Government Cloud, which holds multiple authorizations, including FedRAMP. All easyCMMC customers inherit these authorizations and their associated controls as part of the service. 

Here are a few links Microsoft’s documentation regarding FedRAMP Authorization for your reference:

• Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) - Microsoft Compliance | Microsoft Learn 
• Microsoft FedRAMP Audit Reports 

Per DoDCIO "An endpoint hosting a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) client configured to prevent any processing, storage, or transmission of CUI beyond the Keyboard/Video/Mouse sent to the VDI client is considered an Out-of-Scope Asset" 

No, as long as CUI is not processed, stored, or transmitted on MSP systems. 

This data would need to be reviewed carefully. CMMC Level 2 requires that all CUI be stored, processed, and transmitted within environments that meet applicable federal security requirements—aligning with FedRAMP Moderate or equivalent protections. Microsoft Commercial does not meet these standards. Therefore, you would need to conduct an internal review of your commercial environment to determine whether any CUI is present. If found, that CUI must either be: 

• Removed entirely, or 
• Migrated to a compliant enclave, such as easyCMMC, to be included in the CMMC assessment boundary. 

CMMC does not require a retroactive forensic audit of how each file was handled historically. Instead, the focus is on current system capabilities. The assessed environment must enforce audit logging, access control, and user accountability aligned with NIST SP 800-171 moving forward. The assessor will evaluate whether the system (easyCMMC in the case of this proposed SOW) can demonstrate those controls are in place for the data it currently manages.