US Defense Contractors Admit Their Rising CMMC Scores May Not Be Accurate
US defense contractors report rising self-assessed CMMC Phase I scores while doubting the accuracy of those self-evaluations.
Self-assessment scores under the US Department of Defense's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase I have reportedly reached an all-time high. Contractors themselves doubt whether these self-reported scores accurately reflect their real security maturity. The uncertainty highlights concerns about the reliability of self-assessments in the program's initial phase.
- CMMC Phase I self-assessment scores hit an all-time high
- Contractors doubt their own self-reported score accuracy
- Reliability of self-assessments questioned as program scales
- Victims
- US defense contractors
- Organizations
- US Department of Defense
- Countries
- United States
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Defense contractors in the US are doubting their own self-assessment scores under CMMC Phase I, even as those scores hit an all-time high
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