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CMMC 2.0 Final Rule: What Defense Contractors Need to Know

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DoD's amended DFARS rule makes CMMC 2.0 a contractual requirement from November 10, 2025, affecting ~330,000 contractors across three levels, with assessments based on FCI/CUI data sensitivity.
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