Defense-Grade Cyber Resilience for DoD Contractors
CMMC Level 1–3 programs, NIST 800-171 implementation, and always-on defense operations—built for the Defense Industrial Base. RCG delivers the architecture, controls, evidence, and operations to keep you contract-ready and resilient.
What You Get With RCG
Outcome-led delivery designed for CMMC scrutiny, prime expectations, and real-world DIB threats.
Faster, defensible CMMC readiness
- Clear CUI boundary and control execution plan
- SSP/POA&M support and assessor-ready artifacts
Reduced audit friction
- Continuous evidence workflows and monthly evidence bundles
- Less scrambling, fewer gaps, cleaner narratives
Real security posture improvement
- Enclave engineering and hardened baselines
- Threat detection and response aligned to DIB adversaries
Phase Pricing — Transparent & Predictable
Starting ranges for each adoption phase. Final pricing depends on your CUI boundary, user footprint and operational complexity.
Phase 1 — CUI Readiness & Build‑Out
Starting at $20,000
- CUI boundary & enclave strategy
- NIST 800‑171 gap analysis
- SSP + POA&M
- Executive briefing
Phase 2 — Evidence & Ops
Starting at $3,500/mo
- Compliance evidence workflows
- Documentation cadence
- CUI‑DOE platform enablement
- Monthly evidence outputs
Phase 3 — Managed Operations
Starting at $8,500/mo
- Continuous compliance operations
- Prime-aligned reporting & audit support
- Incident response enablement
- Governance & prime alignment
Detailed Phase Pricing
| Phase | What It Is | Starting Range |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Contract readiness & CUI build‑out | $20,000+ |
| Phase 2 | Operational cadence & evidence | $3,500/mo+ |
| Phase 3 | Managed compliance & defense ops | $8,500/mo+ |
*Final pricing is scoped based on your CUI surface area, users, systems in scope, and contract complexity.
Estimate Your CUI Compliance Investment
Select your target CMMC level, define your CUI scope, and choose your adoption tier to view a ballpark estimate.
1. Select Target CMMC Level
2. Define CUI Scope
3. Choose Your Phase
Estimated Investment
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These are ballpark ranges. Final pricing provided after a scope call.
Why Resilience Cyber Group
CMMC-native enclave architecture
Purpose-built environments engineered to protect CUI and map cleanly to NIST 800-171 and DFARS expectations—reducing scope while improving control confidence.
CUI DO™ defense operations
Always-on detection, response, and evidence outputs built for the Defense Industrial Base. Less alert noise. More operational signal. Stronger audit posture.
Executive governance and program control
CEO-level advisory for risk governance, compliance leadership, and decision support—so the program moves with clarity, not churn.
Compliance automation (continuous validation)
Evidence workflows that keep you contract-ready every month—not once a year. Defensible documentation, mapped controls, and repeatable reporting.
Trusted By Teams Protecting FCI and CUI
We support DoD subcontractors, aerospace suppliers, engineering firms, manufacturers, and GovCon IT providers across the Defense Industrial Base.
“RCG gave us a clear Level 2 path, tightened our boundary, and delivered an evidence plan we can execute monthly.”
— VP Operations, Defense Manufacturer
“The enclave approach reduced our scope dramatically. We moved from confusion to a structured, defensible program.”
— COO, Aerospace Supplier
“This wasn’t just compliance work. We improved security posture while making audit readiness routine.”
— CTO, GovCon IT Provider
Adoption Phases
Start with Phase 1 to get contract-ready without pulling your whole business into scope. Then scale into Phase 2 to remove admin drag, and Phase 3 to operate the GovCon back office.
Contract Readiness & CUI Containment
Get contract-ready without scope creep. Clarify CMMC level, define boundary, and build an assessor-aligned plan.
Start Phase 1Admin Drag Removal & Compliance Ops
Shift from project mode to cadence. Evidence automation, monthly bundles, and reduced internal compliance lift.
Discuss Phase 2Operator-of-Record GovCon Back Office
RCG operates the system. Prime-aligned reporting, continuous compliance operations, and audit defense support.
Discuss Phase 3Note: upload RCG_CUI_DOE_Phase_Adoption_Roadmap.pdf into /assets for the download link to work.
Services Built for the DIB
Secure Enclave Engineering
Protect CUI and reduce CMMC scope with purpose-built enclaves engineered around your data flows and assessment boundary.
CUI DO™ Defense Operations
24/7 monitoring, response, and log retention designed to produce audit-ready evidence outputs—not just alerts.
NIST 800-171 Gap & Roadmap
Prioritized implementation plan aligned to contracts, environments, and control maturity—so you move fast without breaking things.
Need Level 3 support?
We support advanced maturity planning for sensitive mission suppliers aligned to NIST 800-172 enhanced protections.
How We Work
Assess
Contract context, CUI exposure, boundary, and current control maturity—mapped to your target CMMC level.
Architect
Enclave and control architecture designed for defensibility, scalability, and operational alignment.
Implement
Execute priority controls and build SSP/POA&M with evidence mapping that holds up under scrutiny.
Operate & Defend
24/7 operations and continuous evidence workflows to keep you contract-ready month after month.
FAQ
What is required for CMMC Level 2 compliance?
CMMC Level 2 aligns to NIST SP 800-171 practices for protecting CUI. Most organizations need a defined boundary, implemented controls, mapped evidence, and a defensible SSP/POA&M package.
How do you define a CUI boundary (enclave)?
We map where CUI is created, processed, stored, and transmitted, then design a boundary that minimizes scope while maintaining operational feasibility and control defensibility.
What deliverables should we expect?
Typical deliverables include a readiness roadmap, control implementation plan, SSP/POA&M support, evidence mapping, and (when applicable) operational evidence workflows for recurring audit readiness.
How long does readiness work take?
It depends on scope, boundary decisions, and current maturity. The fastest path starts with a roadmap that prioritizes controls and sequences the work to reduce rework.
Do you support DFARS 7012 incident response expectations?
Yes. Our approach aligns monitoring, log retention, and response workflows to DFARS 7012 obligations and DIB threat realities—so response is operational, not theoretical.
Ready to move from compliance to resilience?
Get a clear, defensible plan tailored to your contracts, environments, and target CMMC level.