Compliance. Automation. Innovation.

At SecurityBricks, we go beyond technical checklists. Our mission is to align your investment in regulated compliance with tangible business outcomes—faster market access, stronger security posture, and long-term operational resilience. We don’t just help you pass audits and automate processes, but we work with you to build a compliance foundation that drives growth.

Not at all. While we have deep experience supporting defense contractors and federal vendors, we also work with fast-growing start-ups and enterprises in heavily regulated industries like Fintech and healthcare.

Whether you’re preparing for a FedRAMP® authorization or building a compliance foundation to accelerate SOC 2 readiness, our services scale to meet the needs of both early-stage and enterprise organizations.

We understand the pressures of high-growth environments and tailor our compliance strategies to align with your roadmap and risk posture.

Yes. Integration is core to our values. We offer platform-native automation and pre-built accelerators for:

• Microsoft 365 & Azure – for streamlined CMMC and FedRAMP® readiness.
• ServiceNow – to automate workflows across FedRAMP®, CMMC, supply chain risk, PCI, and SOC.
• GRC tools like Hyperproof, Drata, and Anecdotes – to unify compliance evidence, reporting, and dashboard visibility.

Our integrations enable you to automate evidence collection, align controls across frameworks, and reduce the manual effort required to maintain audit readiness—all within the tools your teams already use.

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a framework developed by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to assess and enhance the cybersecurity posture of defense contractors. It consists of multiple maturity levels, each specifying a set of cybersecurity practices and processes.

CMMC requirements will be phased into DoD contracts over a three-year period following the publication of the CMMC Program rule in the Federal Register. Full implementation is expected to occur in stages, with specific timelines outlined by the DoD. ​

All DoD contractors and subcontractors that process, store, or transmit Federal Contract Information (FCI) or Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) are required to achieve the appropriate CMMC level as specified in their contracts.

Organizations should conduct a self-assessment of their information systems to ensure compliance with the necessary cybersecurity measures outlined in the appropriate security requirements. Addressing any deficiencies and implementing required controls will position organizations for successful CMMC assessments.

Yes, FedRAMP® compliance is mandatory for all executive agency cloud deployments and service models at the Low, Moderate, and High risk impact levels. ​

FedRAMP® provides a standardized approach to security assessment, addressing duplicative efforts and enabling agencies to leverage security authorizations on a government-wide scale, thereby accelerating the adoption of secure cloud solutions. ​

Yes, Microsoft provides technical reference guides and resources to assist organizations in aligning their Azure environments with CMMC requirements, facilitating compliance efforts.