CMMC Levels 1 vs 2 vs 3: Data, Practices, and Assessment Differences
If you sell to the DoD, CMMC levels aren’t a “someday” topic anymore. In January 2026, I’m seeing primes ask for proof earlier, even when a contract is still in…
If you sell to the DoD, CMMC levels aren’t a “someday” topic anymore. In January 2026, I’m seeing primes ask for proof earlier, even when a contract is still in…
If you run IT for a 10–50 person company, you already know the pattern. One risky inbox rule, one lost laptop, one reused password, and suddenly you’re spending your weekend…
If you run a restaurant, you’re in the payments business whether you like it or not. Cards get swiped at the bar, tapped at the counter, keyed in for phone…
If your restaurant runs on Microsoft 365, you’ve already got a front door to your business that never closes. Email, schedules, invoices, HR docs, vendor portals, even loyalty and marketing…
If you run a small restaurant group, email is part of the daily rush. Reservation changes, catering quotes, vendor invoices, payroll updates, gift card promos. When a spoofed email slips…
Passwords are like the spare key under the doormat. Everyone knows it’s there, and sooner or later someone tries it. In 2025, I don’t want small-business owners betting payroll, email,…
When someone leaves a restaurant, the risk clock starts ticking. Not because they’re “bad,” but because restaurant work is shared by nature, shared iPads, shared email inboxes, shared logins on…
If you’re a small business that touches DoD work, you’ve probably felt the pressure building around CMMC Level 1. Maybe you only see “basic contract stuff” like quotes, delivery dates,…
Android phones and tablets keep small businesses moving, but they also break the rules of a tidy office network. They leave the building, hop on public Wi-Fi, and get used…
If you run Microsoft 365 in a small business, your iPhones and iPads are already part of your security boundary. That’s true whether they’re company-owned manager phones, shared iPads in…