Technology Support and Solutions That Build Your Business
Manufacturers need rapid, secure, and efficient technology infrastructures that consistently support processes and operations. With an infrastructure that encompasses leading-edge and legacy technologies, manufacturers also have truly unique needs.
With Cooperative Systems, you get technology solutions from a partner that takes those requirements into account. In addition, you gain the peace of mind of knowing that your business and systems are protected; that your proprietary information and invaluable data are covered.
A Proactive, Responsive IT Partner
At Cooperative Systems, we take the time to thoroughly understand your operation and your competitive landscape. We understand your market, including the regulatory and compliance issues you face. With that in mind, we take a collaborative, immersive approach to developing a Technology Optimization Roadmap that takes your current needs into account and scales with you as your company grows and changes. And we stay with you, not just as an advisor, but as a technology partner truly invested in your success.
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Complete IT Coverage with NOAH
Cooperative Systems’ NOAH (Network Observation and Health) Complete Care next-generation managed IT Services platform offers your business access to constant, up-to-date technology and comprehensive support.
From enhanced cybersecurity, reduced risk, and mission-critical data and assets protection to business continuity, minimized downtime, and improved regulatory compliance, Cooperative Systems works to help increase profitability and productivity by positioning your technology to drive your business success.
CMMC stands for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification. The purpose of this compliance process is to train, certify and verify that Defense Industrial Base (DIB) sector and Department of Defense (DoD) supply chain contractors have cybersecurity processes and practices in place to protect both Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) that is stored in their information systems for job completion.
Prime and subcontractors must both achieve CMMC compliance before operating in the DIB sector and the DoD supply chain. This prevents the loss of intellectual property that could negatively impact U.S. technical innovations and advantages. It also safeguards national security data and interests.
The CMMC consists of five levels. Your required level of compliance is determined by the type of CUI you need access to for contract fulfillment. Typically, the DoD will state the mandatory CMMC level in their Requests for Information (RFIs) and Requests for Proposals (RFPs).
The CMMC model framework is made up of maturity processes, other frameworks, and cybersecurity best practices from a variety of cybersecurity standards including National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), and recommendations from DIB and DoD stakeholders.
To aid contractors in understanding where they stand and how to achieve cybersecurity maturity, this model serves as a benchmark against which they can measure their degree of compliance, identify areas of improvements and set goals. The model consists of the following components: processes, practices, domains and levels.
Click here to learn more about the CMMC model.
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Matt Krawiec, Business Enterprise Developer, Polamer Precision