Start Your Journey Towards NIST 800-171
and CMMC Certification
“Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, and it boils down to this: in cybersecurity the more systems we secure, the more secure we all are.”
– Jey Johnson
Don’t be a Victim of Cyber Attacks
Bluestreak Consulting™ can help reduce your Cybersecurity Risk.
Cybersecurity: it's important for more than just keeping checking accounts safe. Banks, government agencies, and online databases all require strict cybersecurity. But what about heat treaters, metal treaters, coaters, and the like? What are cybersecurity requirements for these industries and how can they become compliant? Small to mid-sized companies are prime targets for cyberattacks because cybercriminals could be using your company to access the larger networks of your customers. You need cybersecurity guidance that is practical, actionable, cost-effective, and helps reduce your cybersecurity risks.
Discussions around DFARS compliance, NIST 800-171 implementation, and cybersecurity within federal defense contracting are becoming increasingly prevalent by the day. Although it seems like the conversation is only recently gaining steam, the DFARS mandate has been around longer than people realize.
The DoD is requiring all contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to be DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST 800-171 compliant. Don’t take a chance at losing current DoD contracts and losing future business because of noncompliance. Compliance is non-negotiable for heat treaters within the DoD supply chain.
Our qualified consultants will guide you through the process of becoming compliant with NIST 800-171 and close the gap on becoming CMMC Certified.
Cybersecurity for Heat Treaters
written by Joe Coleman
Cybersecurity Officer,
Bluestreak Consulting™
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“If you spend more time on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked. What’s more, you deserve to be hacked.”
– Richard A Clarke
