Be confident your organization can demonstrate CMMC readiness.
CMMC Readiness and Compliance
for Dallas-Fort Worth Defense Contractors
CMMC update, November 2026: Since November 10, 2025, Department of Defense solicitations can require a CMMC Level 1 or Level 2 self-assessment posted in SPRS. On July 13, 2026, the Department of War suspended Phase 2, the third-party (C3PAO) certification requirement scheduled for November 10, 2026, while a CMMC Reform Task Force reviews the program. Self-assessments, annual SPRS affirmations and DFARS 252.204-7012 still apply. Is your organization ready?
CMMC Compliance Remediation
for DoD Subcontractors
GlacisTech is a managed IT and cybersecurity provider in Richardson, Texas that helps small and mid-sized defense contractors across Dallas-Fort Worth meet CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 requirements. We assess your environment against NIST SP 800-171, fix the gaps, prepare your documentation and SPRS score, and keep you compliant as part of your managed IT. We are not a CMMC assessor (C3PAO), so our recommendations are not tied to selling you a certification.
Most small defense suppliers do not have a full-time compliance team, and losing eligibility for DoD contracts puts the whole business at risk.
GlacisTech, Powered by CyberCOP™, combines technical cybersecurity expertise with dedicated security governance and fractional Chief Security Officer (fCSO) leadership. Together, we help defense contractors understand their obligations, verify readiness and move forward with a practical plan.
Have questions about CMMC? We have answers!
One Coordinated Path to
CMMC Readiness
GlacisTech brings technical cybersecurity and managed IT expertise. CyberCOP™ adds dedicated fractional Chief Security Officer (fCSO) leadership, governance, evidence oversight and accountability to keep readiness moving.
Together with CyberCOP™, GlacisTech helps you get in compliance – and stay in compliance
for the CMMC level your contracts require.
Be ready for your CMMC self-assessment or third-party (C3PAO) assessment* with a cost-effective program that takes the worry out of CMMC compliance.
1. CMMC Readiness Review
Start with a free executive conversation about which CMMC obligations may affect your contracts, what your current documentation and readiness claims are based on, and which assumptions deserve a closer look. You leave with a clearer understanding of the next appropriate step. This preliminary conversation is not a technical audit or a verified gap assessment.Request a Review
2. Scoping Assessment & Roadmap
A paid scoping assessment establishes your applicable obligations, critical boundaries, likely gaps and the work required to move forward, so you can plan and budget with confidence.Ask About a Scoping Assessment
3. Implement & Remediate
GlacisTech leads the agreed technical work, such as access controls and multi-factor authentication, encryption, logging, backups, secure configurations and documentation including your System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M).See Remediation Services
4. Validate & Govern
CyberCOP™ coordinates governance, control validation, evidence accountability and executive reporting, while GlacisTech keeps your environment managed and secure, so readiness stays current between assessments.Talk to Our Team
* The CMMC Readiness Review is a complimentary executive conversation, not a technical audit, verified gap assessment or CMMC certification. GlacisTech, Powered by CyberCOP™, provides readiness and governance support; CyberCOP™ is a governance program developed by RTB Technologies. GlacisTech is not a CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO), and formal CMMC assessments, when required, are conducted by authorized assessment organizations. Learn more about CyberCOP.
Be confident you can demonstrate CMMC readiness.
Start with a useful executive conversation, not another checklist.
Request a CMMC Readiness ReviewA binder of policies is not proof of readiness
Some organizations have extensive compliance documentation but have never confirmed whether the described security practices are in place. Others have made meaningful technical improvements but lack the evidence and leadership oversight needed to demonstrate them. Either situation can create uncertainty around defense contracts, assessment preparation, remediation budgets and executive accountability.
The first step is not buying another tool or another template. It is understanding where you stand.
Know what matters. Protect what matters.
- Protect defense opportunities. Understand which requirements affect your existing contracts and future bids.
- Make informed investments. Prioritize verified gaps instead of spending against assumptions.
- Create accountability. Give leaders visibility into ownership, progress and outstanding risk.
- Build defensible readiness. Connect written practices with observable implementation and supporting evidence.
Technical delivery and executive governance, working together
GlacisTech helps design, secure and manage your technology environment, including the technical remediation needed to support readiness. Through CyberCOP™, RTB Technologies provides the governance structure, dedicated fCSO leadership, control-validation oversight and executive reporting that keep the effort accountable. Your organization remains an active participant: leadership sets priorities and accepts risk, and internal stakeholders help establish and maintain the practices needed for readiness.
Built for companies whose business depends on defense work
We work with manufacturers, engineering firms and other contractors or subcontractors across Dallas-Fort Worth navigating CMMC expectations, including organizations that have inherited documentation, expanded through acquisitions or are uncertain what requirements apply. See how we support North Texas machine shops and defense suppliers.
GlacisTech CMMC
Compliance Remediation Services
Is your organization ready for CMMC? If not, GlacisTech CMMC compliance remediation services can help you get there. Specializing in CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 for small to medium-size contractors and subcontractors, GlacisTech works alongside your organization’s IT department to provide the expertise and supplemental support you need.
- Access Controls
- Address and Remediate Deficient Controls
- Advanced Threat Prevention
- Anti-malware/Virus Protection
- Breach and Incident Response
- Cloud Engineering
- CMMC Compliance Management
- Communication Protection & Identity | Authentication
- Configuration Management
- Cybersecurity Awareness & Training
- Data Backup
- Data Destruction
- Data Storage Security
- Device Asset Discovery & Management
- Digital Asset & Media Protection
- Digital Forensics
- Disaster Recovery
- Email Security
- Forensic Analysis
- Intrusion Detection & Response
- Malware/Virus Removal
- Managed IPS & Firewall
- Managed Security Services
- Microsoft 365 GCC
- Microsoft 365 GCC High
- Microsoft 365 DoD
- Network Patches & Network Development
- Personnel Security
- Physical Security
- Policy Development Support
- Resolving Vulnerability Findings
- Risk Assessment & Management
- Security Assessment
- Security Policies & Procedures Development
- Server and Workstation Updates / Upgrades
- SOC as a Service
- Software Integrity & Upgrades
- SSP and POA&M documentation (NIST SP 800-171)
- Technology upgrades and/or Implementation
- Threat Assessment Findings Resolution
- Vulnerability Scans & Analysis
CMMC Compliance Questions for DFW Defense Contractors
Does CMMC still apply now that Phase 2 is suspended?
Yes. The July 13, 2026 suspension paused the third-party certification requirement, not your current obligations. Contracts can still require a CMMC Level 1 or Level 2 self-assessment posted in SPRS with an annual affirmation, and DFARS 252.204-7012 still requires you to protect controlled unclassified information (CUI) and report cyber incidents. The safest plan is to keep preparing as if third-party certification is coming.
Does GlacisTech or CyberCOP issue CMMC certifications?
No. GlacisTech, Powered by CyberCOP™, provides readiness and governance support. GlacisTech is not a CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO) and does not perform certification assessments. Any required third-party assessment or certification follows the applicable CMMC assessment process.
What does CMMC remediation include?
Remediation closes the gaps found in your assessment. It typically includes access controls and multi-factor authentication, encryption, logging, backups, security policies, your System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M), and an accurate SPRS score. We then manage your compliance as part of your ongoing IT support.
Do you help with CMMC Level 1 and Level 2?
Yes. Our team handles Level 1 engagements and Level 2 readiness for smaller organizations, such as machine shops. For large Level 2 projects, we bring in CyberCOP™, a governance program from RTB Technologies, to work alongside our team. Which level you need depends on your contracts and the type of information involved, so we start by clarifying what applies.
Can you work with our existing IT team or IT provider?
Yes. We can lead your CMMC program or support your internal IT staff with assessment, remediation and documentation, so your team can stay focused on daily operations.
Is there CMMC compliance help near me in Dallas-Fort Worth?
Yes. GlacisTech is based in Richardson, Texas and helps defense contractors across Dallas-Fort Worth with CMMC readiness, remediation and ongoing compliance, with remote and onsite support.
We already have CMMC documentation. Why would we need a review?
Documentation is a starting point. Readiness also depends on whether applicable practices are implemented and can be supported with evidence.
We already have an SSP, policies and a readiness score. How do we know we are actually prepared?
Those documents matter, but they do not necessarily prove that required security practices are implemented and operating effectively. The next step is to connect written requirements to how systems are configured and managed, who owns each responsibility and what supporting evidence is available. The initial review helps surface assumptions that deserve validation; detailed verification belongs in the paid scoping assessment.
How do we get started?
Request a CMMC Readiness Review, a free executive conversation that clarifies which CMMC obligations may affect your contracts and which assumptions deserve a closer look. It is not a technical audit or gap assessment. If more detail is needed, a paid scoping assessment defines your obligations, boundaries, likely gaps and roadmap.
Have more questions? See our full list of CMMC FAQs.
