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Roadmap vertical: Concord's defense module is part of our 2027 platform expansion. Core engine, semantic translation, and entity resolution are GA today. Defense-specific vendor mappings (classified system logs, CMMC evidence templates) and CMMC-dedicated compliance workflows are planned for 2027. Contact us for roadmap details and design partnership.

Solutions for Defense & Government

CMMC assessments begin November 2026. Your tools are ready. Your evidence isn't.

220,000 defense contractors must prove compliance across 110 CMMC controls. The controls span multiple security tools that don't share data. Concord's 2027 defense module will map your entire stack to CMMC requirements and generate the evidence auditors need — automatically.

Preparing for CMMC Level 2+ assessment?

The Problem

110 controls. 12+ security tools. Zero unified evidence.

CMMC Level 2 maps to NIST SP 800-171 with 110 security controls. Your SIEM covers some. Your endpoint tool covers others. Your IAM covers more. But no single system generates the unified evidence an assessor needs. Your team manually assembles it — and the mandatory assessment deadline is approaching.

The Impact

Fail the assessment, lose the contract.

CMMC is not optional. No certification = no DoD contracts. The assessment requires proving that controls are not just implemented but monitored and effective. That requires cross-tool evidence from systems that don't talk to each other. Manual assembly takes weeks and is error-prone.

How Concord Helps

Concord maps every event from every tool to CMMC/NIST 800-171 controls automatically. Access control events from Okta, endpoint protection from CrowdStrike, network monitoring from Palo Alto — all translated into one compliance-mapped timeline. When the assessor asks "show me evidence for AC-2," the answer is already documented.

The Outcome

Assessment-ready. Contract-secure. Continuously monitored.

CMMC assessment prep drops from months to days. Control effectiveness evidence is continuous, not point-in-time. Your security team focuses on actual threats instead of assembling compliance documentation. Keep your contracts. Pass your assessment.

Who uses Concord in defense contracting

For Security Teams

Unified monitoring across all security tools. Insider threat detection that correlates access patterns with data movement across classified and unclassified systems. Real-time visibility.

For CMMC Compliance

110 CMMC controls mapped to your actual tool output. Continuous compliance monitoring, not annual snapshots. Assessment evidence generated automatically from operational data.

For Facility Security Officers

Clearance holder activity correlated with system access events. Personnel security incidents connected to IT security events. One view for the security officer who needs to see everything.

For Program Managers / Leadership

Prove to prime contractors and government customers that your security posture is continuously monitored. Board-ready compliance reporting. Contract eligibility maintained automatically.

On-premises deployment. Your data stays in your environment.

Concord runs on Docker in your data center. All AI processing is local via Ollama — zero data leaves your controlled environment. Air-gap compatible. Meets the data sovereignty requirements defense contractors and government agencies demand.

Stop stitching tools together. Start seeing the whole threat.

30-minute walkthrough. Your tools. Your data. Your blind spots identified.