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The 35 CMMC Level 2 Objectives You Still Own.

A practical guide to understanding which responsibilities remain with your organization during a CMMC Level 2 assessment — even when using managed solutions or secure enclaves.

Download the Guide and Learn:

  • Which CMMC Level 2 objectives cannot be fully outsourced
  • Where organizational ownership still exists in managed environments
  • Common gaps that lead to “Not Met” assessment findings
  • How to identify weaknesses in documentation, execution, and accountability
  • What assessors expect organizations to demonstrate during a CMMC assessment

Includes:

CUI boundary considerations

Responsibility breakdowns

Practical walkthroughs

Scoping examples

Assessment readiness checklists

Key questions to ask

About the Author:

Paul Netopski

CISSP, C|CISO, C|EH, CMMC-PI, CMMC-PA, CCP, CCA, RP

Paul Netopski is the Director of Compliance Advisory for Beryllium InfoSec and Cuick Trac, and the CEO of Critical Prism Defense, LLC. For the past 20 years, he has held various space and defense industry roles in cybersecurity and information technology, and specializes in providing synchronous full lifecycle management of services for engineering and product development teams. Paul is a CMMC Provisional Instructor, Provisional Assessor, CCP, CCA and Registered Practitioner.

Frequently Asked Questions

This guide explains which CMMC Level 2 assessment objectives still require organizational ownership, even when using managed providers, secure enclaves, or compliance platforms. It breaks down where accountability remains and what organizations must still define, perform, and document during an assessment.

The guide covers areas such as:

  • Access and identity decisions
  • Incident response responsibilities
  • User training and awareness
  • SSP and POA&M ownership
  • Risk management
  • Policies and procedures
  • External system and CUI flow decisions
Cuick Trac provides a controlled managed enclave designed to enforce security boundaries, centralize control implementation, and support audit-ready evidence — while clearly defining what remains your responsibility so there are no gaps during assessment preparation.

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