CMMC Entra ID KQL for Level 2 Evidence
An assessor won’t accept “we monitor Entra ID” on faith. I need records that show who signed in, what changed, when it happened, and whether the control worked. That is…
An assessor won’t accept “we monitor Entra ID” on faith. I need records that show who signed in, what changed, when it happened, and whether the control worked. That is…
A messy Azure tenant can turn a CMMC review into a scavenger hunt. Small contractors rarely have extra staff, spare budget, or time to clean up cloud decisions after the…
A CMMC gap often starts as a small mismatch. The policy says one thing, the endpoint does another, and the reporting still looks fine until someone checks the real device…
One bad sign-in can punch a hole through an otherwise well-managed admin workstation. In a CMMC Level 2 environment, that matters because privileged devices sit close to your identity plane,…
A weak internal audit shows up late, usually when a contract is on the line and the evidence binder is thin. When I build a CMMC internal audit checklist for…
Standing admin access is the habit I find most often in CMMC gap reviews. It feels convenient, but it creates a wide attack path and weak evidence for assessors. When…
Too many small defense contractors fail CMMC prep before an assessor ever looks at a control. They over-grant admin rights, blur ownership, and hope good people won’t make bad changes.…
Most CMMC identity work still centers on people, yet many real exposures start with an app, script, or pipeline. When I review Entra ID for Level 2 readiness, I often…
Secure Score can pull a team into point chasing when what it needs is proof. I’ve seen Microsoft 365 admins raise the number, feel better for a week, and still…
External collaboration is often the quietest hole in a CMMC boundary. A tenant-to-tenant trust that looks harmless can let weak identity assumptions cross into your environment. When I review Microsoft…