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A Department of Defense Inspector General audit (DODIG-2025-056) revealed that the Department of Defense (DoD) inadequately implemented its process for authorizing third-party organizations to conduct Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 assessments. The audit found that the DoD failed to ensure all required steps were completed before authorizing these organizations, increasing the risk of awarding contracts to companies lacking sufficient cybersecurity controls. Two hotline allegations were substantiated. Ten recommendations were issued to improve the authorization process, focusing on implementing quality assurance measures to guarantee compliance. The DoD OIG will continue monitoring the DoD's implementation of these recommendations.
Ref: https://www.dodig.mil/In-the-Spotlight/Article/4028197/press-release-audit-of-the-dods-process-for-authorizing-third-party-organizatio/
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A Department of Defense Inspector General audit (DODIG-2025-056) revealed that the Department of Defense (DoD) inadequately implemented its process for authorizing third-party organizations to conduct Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 assessments. The audit found that the DoD failed to ensure all required steps were completed before authorizing these organizations, increasing the risk of awarding contracts to companies lacking sufficient cybersecurity controls. Two hotline allegations were substantiated. Ten recommendations were issued to improve the authorization process, focusing on implementing quality assurance measures to guarantee compliance. The DoD OIG will continue monitoring the DoD's implementation of these recommendations.
Ref: https://www.dodig.mil/In-the-Spotlight/Article/4028197/press-release-audit-of-the-dods-process-for-authorizing-third-party-organizatio/
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