Readiness and Gap Review
Review current security practices, technical controls, policies, and available evidence against the requirements included in the agreed scope. Findings can be organized into clear priorities for leadership and IT.
Prepare for CMMC requirements with a clearer view of your security controls, documentation, and unresolved risks. Mark-IT-Able SOLUTIONS helps Greenwich businesses organize practical readiness work and define the next steps.
The scope can be defined around your current environment, applicable requirements, existing documentation, and readiness concerns. Recommendations focus on practical actions rather than unnecessary technology changes.

Review current security practices, technical controls, policies, and available evidence against the requirements included in the agreed scope. Findings can be organized into clear priorities for leadership and IT.
Assess areas such as account access, authentication, endpoint protection, system activity, backups, information sharing, and device management. Recommendations can clarify which controls need to be added, improved, or documented.
Support the organization of policies, procedures, control ownership, remediation records, and supporting evidence. Clear records make it easier to track progress and explain how safeguards are managed.
Turn identified gaps into an actionable plan with assigned responsibilities and agreed priorities. Work can be coordinated with internal IT staff and other specialists involved in the compliance process.
Pricing depends on the agreed scope, including your systems, users, locations, current controls, documentation, and identified gaps. Mark-IT-Able SOLUTIONS can discuss your requirements and define the proposed work before the engagement begins.
The engagement may include a review of security controls, policies, procedures, technical settings, control ownership, and available evidence. The exact deliverables and applicable CMMC requirements should be confirmed during scoping.
No. Certification depends on the applicable requirements, the condition of your environment, your organization’s ongoing practices, and the assessment process. The engagement can help identify gaps, organize readiness work, and support remediation planning.
Timing depends on the required scope and access to systems, documentation, vendors, and decision-makers. The first step is a focused discussion about your compliance requirements, current concerns, and available information.
Yes. Responsibilities can be coordinated with internal IT staff and external specialists. The engagement can clarify who owns each technical control, documentation task, assessment question, and remediation action.
The engagement can organize identified gaps into priorities, assign ownership, and document next steps. This gives leadership a clearer way to manage remediation instead of addressing issues only when an assessment deadline approaches.

Tell Mark-IT-Able SOLUTIONS what is driving your CMMC requirements and where your team needs clarity. The next step is a focused discussion about your environment, existing documentation, and readiness concerns so an appropriate scope can be defined without pressure.