MANAGED COMPLIANCE

Keep your IT. We run the compliance.

For contractors who already have an IT team or MSP they trust. Greypike runs your CMMC program — governance, continuous control oversight, security-ops oversight, training, and assessment readiness — for one flat monthly fee. Your IT executes the hands-on work; we own the compliance.

Dedicated compliance manager Flat monthly fee Always audit-ready

What we run for you

Governance & documentationSSP, POA&M, policies, SPRS
Continuous control oversightAccess, logs, patching cadence
Security-ops oversightEDR, IR plan, tabletop exercises
Assessment readiness320 objectives, affirmation support

WHAT YOU GET

A compliance program that doesn’t go stale.

A compliance program that doesn't go stale. Compliance isn't a one-time project — your SSP drifts, evidence ages, and POA&M items stall the moment no one owns them. And since July 13, 2026, staleness has a sharper edge: with third-party audits suspended, the score your company affirms in SPRS each year is the government's compliance record, and there's no assessor left to catch the drift before a senior official signs for it.

Managed Compliance puts a dedicated compliance manager in that seat. Your IT team or MSP keeps running your environment and executes the hands-on technical work. We own the compliance program — defining the cadence, reviewing the results, driving remediation, and keeping everything evidenced and defensible every month, not just in the weeks before an affirmation is due.

SSP maintained & currentYour System Security Plan kept accurate as your environment changes — not a document that rots in a drive.
POA&M driven to closureOpen items tracked, sequenced, and pushed forward — with SPRS impact kept in view.
Control evidence gathered and kept assessord Ready — so a government-led assessment isn't a fire drill, and your annual affirmation isn't a leap of faith.
A dedicated compliance managerOne named point of contact who knows your program — not a rotating ticket queue.
Continuous affirmation-readinessYear-round readiness for the scrutiny that actually exists: your annual SPRS affirmation, select government-led assessments, and prime contractor supplier reviews. If third-party audits return after the CMMC reform review, the same evidenced program walks into those prepared.

HOW IT WORKS

We pick up where your Roadmap leaves off.

Onboard once, then run continuously. Greypike owns the compliance program and oversight; your IT team or MSP executes the hands-on technical work. Clear lanes, one accountable owner.

01

Onboard your program

We take ownership of your SSP, POA&M, and evidence — or start from your Roadmap — and map who executes what across your IT team and ours.

02

Close the gaps

Your compliance manager drives open POA&M items to closure — defining what needs to change while your IT team executes the technical fixes.

03

Maintain & evidence

We set the cadence and review the results — access reviews, log review, patch and config oversight — keeping the SSP current and evidence assessor-ready, month over month.

04

Stay affirmation-ready

When the annual affirmation comes — or a government-led assessment, or a prime's supplier review — you're ready, with the evidence to prove it. No scramble, no leap of faith, no gap between what's signed and what's real.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

The full compliance program, run for you.

One flat monthly fee covers the recurring work of keeping your CMMC program accurate, evidenced, and assessment-ready — across every control family.

Greypike owns the compliance program and oversight. Your IT team or MSP executes the hands-on technical operations — we define the cadence, review the results, and drive remediation.

Governance & documentation

  • SSP kept current as your environment changes
  • POA&M tracking, closure, and evidence
  • Policy development & annual review cycles
  • SPRS score maintained and updated

Continuous control oversight

  • Access reviews & privileged-account audits
  • Audit log review cadence (3.3.x)
  • Vulnerability & patch cadence oversight
  • Configuration baseline & drift review

Security operations oversight

  • EDR monitoring oversight & flaw tracking
  • Incident response plan & tabletop exercises
  • DFARS 72-hour incident reporting support
  • Threat & remediation tracking

People-side program

  • Annual & role-based security awareness training
  • Insider threat awareness
  • Screening tied to CUI access changes

Assessment readiness

  • Annual self-assessment vs. all ~320 NIST SP 800-171A objectives
  • Ongoing evidence collection & organization
  • Annual affirmation support — a briefed, defensible signature, not a leap of faitht
  • Government-led assessment readiness; C3PAO preparation if third-party audits return

Vendor & boundary management

  • Cloud service CUI-eligibility monitoring
  • External service provider (ESP) documentation
  • Subcontractor CUI flow-down management

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions about Managed Compliance.

CMMC audits are suspended. Why do I still need a monthly compliance program?
Because the audit was never the obligation — it was the check. The obligations run monthly and yearly regardless: DFARS 252.204-7012 keeps all 110 NIST 800-171 controls contractually binding, your SPRS score must stay current and accurate, and a senior official at your company personally affirms that score to the federal government every year. The suspension removed the third party who would have caught drift between your paperwork and your reality before the government relied on it. What's left to catch it: select government-led assessments, prime contractor reviews, and the False Claims Act — which the DOJ has already used to reach multimillion-dollar settlements over inflated scores. A program that's owned, evidenced, and current every month is what makes that annual signature safe. That's the product.
How is this different from the Managed Compliant Enclave?
The Enclave is the technical environment your CUI lives in — we build and run it. Managed Compliance is for contractors who already have their own IT or MSP and just need the compliance program owned: SSP, POA&M, evidence, and audit-readiness. You keep your environment; we run the paperwork and the program. Many clients eventually do both.
Do I need a Roadmap first?
In most cases, yes. The CMMC Readiness Roadmap establishes your scope, gaps, and SPRS baseline — the starting point Managed Compliance builds on. If you already have a recent, defensible assessment, we can onboard from that instead.
Will you work with our existing IT team or MSP?
Yes — that’s the model. We’re not a replacement MSP. Your IT team or MSP keeps running your environment and performs the hands-on technical work; we own the compliance program and oversight — defining cadences, reviewing logs and evidence, running the POA&M, and driving remediation. We coordinate with your IT on what needs to change.
How does the pricing work?
Managed Compliance is a flat monthly fee — no hourly billing and no surprise invoices. The fee depends on your scope and complexity, which we confirm during scoping. See pricing for details.
Does this keep us compliant?
Managed Compliance keeps your program accurate, evidenced, and current — which is what compliance means in practice: an SSP that matches your environment, a POA&M that's actually moving, a SPRS score your Affirming Official can defend, and evidence behind every claimed control. (To the old version of this question: C3PAO certification assessments are suspended as of July 13, 2026 and can't currently be required in contracts. If a reformed assessment model returns, a program that's been maintained monthly walks into it ready — that's the point of maintaining it monthly.

LET’S TALK

You run the business. We own the compliance.

Keep your IT team. Hand us the SSP, the POA&M, the evidence, and the audit-readiness. Book a scoping session and we’ll confirm scope and show you exactly what we’d run for you.

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