Risk & Compliance Exchange 2026: DIBCAC’s Nick DelRosso on evolving role of CMMC assessments
The role of the Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity Assessment Center, or DIBCAC, is changing as the CMMC requirements ramp up.
The role of the Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity Assessment Center, or DIBCAC, is changing as the CMMC requirements ramp up.
“The determinations are a significant signal of federal intent in this area. But like I said, they’re not self-executing,” said Scott Johnson.
Lessons from CMMC assessments show organizations don’t lack cyber controls, but rather the ability to prove out standard processes, N-able cyber expert shares.
What was once a back-office function is now directly impacting how firms win work, deliver programs and withstand audit scrutiny.
Two lawmakers are urging Congress to pass the Warrior Right to Repair Act through the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act.
“Contractors are very much on the front line… because they are able to develop the technology that actually helps people and saves lives,” said Jim Carroll.
“The federal circuit is very clear. You can just ask for a declaratory judgment. It will make your job easier,” said Zach Prince.
“Compliance becomes really a way for companies to differentiate themselves versus the field of others who haven’t invested in that,” said Kevin Plexico.
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