CMMC Compliance Automation with CyberSilo CSA

Compliance Standards Automation (CSA) helps defense contractors run a living CMMC programme: requirement status, SSP evidence links, POA&M tracking where allowed, and operational proof via ThreatHawk.

Boundary: CSA does not replace a C3PAO or DIBCAC. It reduces scramble before self-assessment affirmation or third-party fieldwork.

What CSA Covers for CMMC

Level 1 library: 15 FAR 52.204-21 basic safeguarding requirements
Level 2 library: 110 NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 requirements across 14 domains
SSP row tracking, owners, and evidence URLs
POA&M items with 180-day Conditional closeout awareness (not available for L1)
Readiness views for SPRS affirmation cycles

What ThreatHawk Adds

Centralized logging for AU family sampling
Detection content that supports IR evidence workflows
Proof that monitoring is operational, not spreadsheet-only

Phase II Suspension Note

During the DoW Phase II suspension window, new designations are typically Level 1 (Self) or Level 2 (Self). CSA still matters: self-assessments and affirmations require organized evidence. See timeline.

Run CMMC on Continuous Evidence

Map FAR/800-171 requirements to owners and artefacts — with SIEM proof where assessors look first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does CSA issue CMMC status?

No. Status comes from programme assessment and SPRS workflows. CSA organizes evidence.

Can CSA alone satisfy AU requirements?

No. ThreatHawk or equivalent telemetry produces operational logs; CSA links them to requirement IDs.

Is this only for Level 2 C3PAO?

No. Level 1 self-assessment and Level 2 Self designations benefit from the same evidence discipline.

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