Cyber AB Releases Consulting Tool, “Demolishes” Pretense of Objectivity, ISO 17011 Conformity
The Cyber AB’s “CRT” tool would give unfair advantage to some end users, and not others.
The Cyber AB’s “CRT” tool would give unfair advantage to some end users, and not others.
Congress will not allow John Sherman’s DoD office to hand control of CMMC to China, Mexico and Italy.
Microsoft’s Richard Wakeman is head of Azure, which was hacked by China. Awkward.
The CMMC actors check off all ten common indicators of a cult.
After correcting reporter Sara Friedman regarding her CMMC reporting, I’m suddenly banned from the site.
DoD ignores violations of contract requirements by the body it authorized to oversee cybersecurity contract requirements.
One of CMMC’s favorite speakers used the “Jamal Trope” in a public record, raising questions about professional objectivity.
While promoting PreVeil, DOD Chief of DIB Cybersecurity Stacy Bostjanick appears to have violated Virginia’s distracted driving law.
The Inspector General’s admission that it has more records related to the CyberAB raises serious red flags.
After 32 months, the DoD was forced to comply with US law and release its exclusive, no-bid contract with the CyberAB.
The ruling in Systems Implementers v. USA raises questions as to why the competing CMMC scheme is needed if CMMI is sufficient.
The first company certified to CMMC under the voluntary assessment program received consulting from a former Board member of the CyberAB.