MNS Group

08/18/2026

You are a Managed Service Provider, and a client calls asking about CMMC. They are moving toward defense work and will need to prove that they're compliant to get started.

Your answer may be some version of "that's not really what we do," to which the client seeks a provider who does. The risk is that the new provider is often happy to take the rest of the account while they're at it.

If that sounds familiar, we have a better solution!

The MSP Partnership Program allows MSPs to resell our CMMC enclaves, keep their clients, and add to their revenue.

08/07/2026

The pause on CMMC Level 2 third-party assessments has created some marketplace reactions; some expected, some unexpected. Here is what we're seeing: https://hubs.ly/Q04sdj_20

08/06/2026

Running a CMMC self-assessment?

Our guide walks through the 5 steps that keep you compliant and defensible:
1️⃣ Define your system security scope (where FCI & CUI live)
2️⃣ Gather evidence & evaluate controls — 15 practices for Level 1, 110 for Level 2
3️⃣ Calculate your SPRS score
4️⃣ Address deficiencies (know your POA&M limits
5️⃣ Submit & attest

The most common, and costly, mistakes? Misjudging scope and thin documentation. With treble damages and debarment on the table, "close enough" isn't a strategy.

Read the full guide 👇
https://hubs.ly/Q04rJBhj0

The DoW paused CMMC Phase 2, but contractors are still required to self-attest. The stakes are high, but below is a quick guide to a CMMC Self-assessment.

07/31/2026

✅ Guessing leads to uncertainty.
✅ Uncertainty creates risk.
✅ Risk threatens contracts, customer trust, and executive confidence.

Ready to Attest™ helps organizations replace uncertainty with evidence and informed decision-making.

Learn more:
https://hubs.ly/Q04r7_tL0

07/29/2026

Prime contractors rely on every organization in their supply chain to protect Controlled Unclassified Information. A delayed assessment requirement doesn't change that expectation.

Strong cybersecurity builds trust. Defensible compliance earns it.

Ready to Attest™ helps you demonstrate both.

Learn more:
https://hubs.ly/Q04r7pcV0

07/24/2026

The Department of War delayed mandatory third-party assessments, but it didn't eliminate your responsibility to accurately self-attest.

When an executive certifies an SPRS score, they're standing behind the organization's cybersecurity program and the evidence supporting it.

But hope isn't a strategy. Confidence comes from evidence.

Ready to Attest™ gives your organization an independent evidence review performed by one of the nation's leading C3PAOs before you sign.

Know before you sign.
https://hubs.ly/Q04q8bsq0

07/22/2026

For many contractors, the self-assessment process feels like a high-stakes guessing game. Confidence comes from evidence. https://hubs.ly/Q04q5S6L0

Ready to Attest™ reviews your documentation, identifies gaps, and provides practical remediation guidance before your organization submits its SPRS score. All with Certified CMMC Assessors at the helm.

07/21/2026

There are two ways to complete a self-attestation.

❌ We think we're compliant.
✅ We know our evidence supports our claim.

The difference isn't confidence. It's proof.

Ready to Attest™ reviews your documentation, identifies gaps, and provides practical remediation guidance before your organization submits its SPRS score.

All with Certified CMMC Assessors at the helm.
Because self-attestation should never mean self-guessing.

-Assessment

07/20/2026

If you need to sign that your organization complies with NIST SP 800-171, wouldn't you want experienced CMMC assessors reviewing your evidence first?

That's exactly why we built Ready to Attest.
󠁯•󠁏 One week.
󠁯•󠁏 Independent evidence review.
󠁯•󠁏 Gap analysis.
󠁯•󠁏 Two review cycles.
󠁯•󠁏 Defensible SPRS score.
󠁯•󠁏 Expert guidance from one of the nation's leading C3PAOs.

Know before you sign.
https://hubs.ly/Q04p_BsP0

-Assessment

07/15/2026

The Department of War has announced the immediate suspension of CMMC Phase II, which would have required third-party C3PAO assessments beginning November 10, 2026. This announcement has already created some confusion that we hope to clear up.

Here are the six things every defense contractor should understand:
👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04pDcDv0

While this is a significant change to the implementation timeline, it is not the end of cybersecurity compliance for the Defense Industrial Base and supply chain.