GovSky unveils revolutionary platform to enhance cybersecurity compliance

 

GovSky, a trailblazer in cybersecurity compliance solutions, has officially launched its innovative software platform.

The platform is designed to simplify the complexities of complying with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), DFARS, and NIST SP 800-171 standards.

The creation of GovSky’s software addresses a critical need identified by its team. Recognizing the demanding requirements and high costs associated with CMMC audits, GovSky sought to fill the gap with a solution that streamlines these processes effectively.

Founded in 2023, GovSky has quickly established itself as a leader in compliance software, aiding businesses in navigating the stringent CMMC requirements. The company’s expertise is deeply rooted in its founding team of seasoned compliance and security experts dedicated to reducing the compliance burden on businesses.

The newly launched platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools, including implementation guidance, project management, evidence organization, and document automation. These features are designed to reduce the time and cost associated with compliance efforts by half, significantly helping companies maintain robust cybersecurity measures without sacrificing operational efficiency.

With its public launch, GovSky is ready to onboard a backlog of customers and plans to introduce additional functionalities that promise further time savings and enhanced compliance management.

GovSky Co-Founder and CEO Conor McClintock stated, “We founded GovSky because we realized that successfully implementing and passing a CMMC audit is very challenging for most companies in the Defense Industrial Base due to the time, complexity, and cost.

“Fortunately, many compliance workflows can be optimized with software, which is exactly what we’ve built. Our goal is to help our customers achieve and maintain compliance as quickly and cost-effectively as possible, so they can protect their businesses from attacks.”

Source: fintech.global