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Pentagon announces ‘immediate suspension’ of CMMC Phase II mandates

The Department of War has halted CMMC Phase II requirements, triggering a 60-day reform review of the cybersecurity certification program.

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This pause shifts the regulatory landscape for companies currently navigating the certification process. Coverage from National Defense Magazine, Washington Technology, Devdiscourse, the Department of War, and Breaking Defense emphasizes that the suspension follows concerns regarding limited assessor capacity.

Reports highlight that the internal review period is expected to last 60 days. Observers are looking toward the outcome of the 60-day reform review.

Coverage does not yet specify how the suspension will impact long-term readiness goals or when specific requirements for defense contractors will be reinstated.

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What is the current status of CMMC Phase II?

The program is currently under an immediate suspension while a 60-day reform review takes place.

Why was the program paused?

According to reports, the decision follows concerns regarding a squeeze on CMMC assessor capacity.

What happens after the review?

Coverage does not yet specify the post-review requirements for defense contractors.

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