International & Non-US DOD CMMC Companies

Achieving CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) compliance as a non-U.S. company supporting the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) can be challenging due to regulatory complexities, data sovereignty concerns, and evolving cybersecurity requirements. SysAudits specializes in guiding international organizations through the CMMC compliance process by providing structured assessments, gap analysis, and tailored cybersecurity solutions that align with both NIST 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012 mandates.

How SysAudits Supports Non-U.S. Companies with CMMC Compliance

• CMMC Readiness Assessments – Our team conducts pre-assessment evaluations to determine your organization’s current cybersecurity posture, identifying gaps against CMMC Level 1, 2, or 3 requirements.
• International Compliance Alignment – We help businesses integrate CMMC controls with local cybersecurity frameworks such as ISO 27001, GDPR, or regional data protection laws, ensuring a seamless compliance strategy.
• Secure Data Handling & Enclave Solutions – For companies managing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) outside the U.S., we provide solutions that segregate, encrypt, and securely process data in compliance with DFARS flow-down requirements.
• Third-Party Risk & Supply Chain Management – SysAudits assists in vendor risk management, ensuring compliance across your supply chain and mitigating security vulnerabilities from third-party contractors.
• Continuous Monitoring & Compliance Automation – We implement SIEM, endpoint protection, and continuous monitoring to maintain compliance and proactively address cybersecurity threats.
• Audit & Certification Support – Whether you’re undergoing a DIBCAC High Assessment or preparing for a C3PAO-led CMMC assessment, SysAudits provides expert guidance to ensure a smooth certification process.

By partnering with SysAudits, international companies can confidently navigate CMMC requirements, reduce compliance risks, and maintain eligibility for U.S. DoD contracts, all while adhering to their local cybersecurity regulations.