Month: September 2026

“This is not the death knell of CMMC. In no way, shape or form does this class deviation say CMMC is dead,” Stephanie Kostro said.

“Our construct is to deter major conflict by having a disparity of technological capability,” Mike Dodd said.

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“Our hope is that the vendors can then gain access to some of the classified conversations that they need to be at the table in,” Sarah Pearson said.

The gap between how fast software can be built and how fast it can be acquired is widening. At some point, it stops being inefficient and becomes dangerous.

Shawn James, the president and CEO of Transformation Systems, Inc., offers some ideas for how DoD can improve the CMMC process.

“We knew a size standard evaluation was coming, but it appears from everything we’ve gathered that the Hill did not get a lot notice,” said Jim Carroll.

David Berteau, a former DoD executive and procurement expert, explains why the Pentagon’s recent cost and pricing memo is problematic and unnecessary.

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DISA’s plans to migrate all combatant commands to DoDNet raise questions about whether the environment is capable of supporting their unique operational needs.