Cuick Trac

• Cuick Trac is a fully managed, secure enclave and turnkey compliance solution built on Microsoft Government Community Cloud – High (GCC-H).
• It is delivered as a Cloud Service Offering (CSO) that has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency from a FedRAMP-recognized 3PAO.
• The enclave is designed for handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), ITAR data and Federal Contract Information (FCI) while supporting compliance with:
• DFARS 252.204-7012
• CMMC 2.0 Level 2
• NIST SP 800-171

Who it is for

• Organizations across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), including:
• Small and midsize defense contractors
• Prime contractors and subcontractors
• Manufacturers and engineering firms
• Aerospace and defense companies
• Research organizations and other entities handling CUI

Key benefits

• Fast deployment
• Users can typically begin onboarding in as few as 10–15 business days once deployment requirements are finalized.
• No need to rebuild your entire internal infrastructure to start working in a compliant enclave.

• Simplified compliance
• Pre-configured enclave infrastructure is aligned to NIST SP 800-171 requirements.
• Within the Cuick Trac managed enclave, organizations inherit 264 of the 320 CMMC Level 2 assessment objectives tied to NIST SP 800-171.
• Remaining objectives are a mix of shared and customer-managed responsibilities, with optional support available from Cuick Trac advisors.

• Cost-effective and predictable
• Cuick Trac is designed to reduce overhead by providing an all-in-one, scalable enclave rather than a collection of point tools.
• Pricing is structured to give customers price certainty through predictable and transparent costs (exact pricing is provided directly by Cuick Trac, not by this agent).

• Expert-driven and continuously managed
• The same experts who designed the Cuick Trac Managed Enclave continue to manage and operate it.
• The environment is monitored, maintained and updated to stay aligned with current standards and evolving CMMC and NIST guidance.

Core capabilities inside the enclave

• Virtual desktop environment that looks and feels like a familiar Windows desktop while operating inside a locked-down, compliant enclave.
• Encrypted storage designed for CUI and built to meet federal requirements.
• Secure file sharing and secure email for sending and receiving sensitive data.
• Support for approved third-party applications inside the enclave.
• Security services such as managed SIEM, MFA, backup and retention, managed firewall, and secure web browsing to pre-approved sites.

Recognitions and alignment

• FedRAMP Moderate Equivalent cloud architecture.
• Utilized by organizations to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification via third-party assessments, including achieving a 110/110 score.
• Recognized as a Registered Provider Organization (RPO) under the CyberAB ecosystem.
• Aligned with:
• DFARS 252.204-7012
• NIST SP 800-171 and related assessment guides
• NIST SP 800-53 and 800-161 for broader control alignment.

How to engage Cuick Trac

• Typical first step is to request or schedule a demo with the Cuick Trac team.
• A subject matter expert helps define CUI data flows, scope and boundaries for using the enclave.
• Cuick Trac then supports customers on the path to assessment readiness and ongoing compliance.

Cuick Trac Advisory Services

Purpose of advisory services

• Cuick Trac offers advisory and consulting services for organizations that need deeper, hands-on support beyond the managed enclave itself.
• Advisory services are focused on helping organizations:
• Prepare for CMMC and NIST 800-171 assessments.
• Maintain an audit-ready security and compliance posture.
• Reduce risk and complexity across their CUI environment.

Who provides advisory services

• Advisory services are delivered by an in-house team that includes:
• Lead CMMC Certified Assessors (CCAs)
• CMMC Certified Professionals (CCPs)
• Other certified cybersecurity and compliance professionals

Key advisory activities

Advisory services can support activities such as:

• Annual reviews and maintenance
• Reviewing and updating Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms)
• Reviewing and updating System Security Plans (SSPs)
• Reviewing incident response plans and risk assessments

• Readiness and assessment preparation
• Preparing for CMMC Level 2 assessments by C3PAOs
• Readiness validation and gap analysis
• Tabletop exercises and remediation planning

• Cyber incident reporting and training support
• Guidance related to cyber incident reporting obligations that apply to defense contractors.
• Support in planning for continuous CUI training and insider threat awareness.

• Program health, governance and questionnaires
• Reviewing overall CUI program health and governance.
• Supporting responses to prime contractor security questionnaires.
• Providing access to governance, risk and compliance (GRC) platforms where applicable.

When advisory services are most useful

• Organizations with complex or evolving networks.
• Contractors preparing for near-term CMMC assessments.
• Teams with limited internal compliance or cybersecurity resources.
• Organizations seeking ongoing, structured support to maintain assessment readiness.

How to engage advisory services

• Advisory services are typically scoped based on the organization's size, risk profile, regulatory obligations and current state of readiness.
• To learn what advisory services are appropriate for a specific environment, customers should contact Cuick Trac directly to discuss needs and obtain current service details.

What is the Cuick Trac Managed Enclave (CTME)?

• The Cuick Trac Managed Enclave (CTME) is a pre-configured, fully managed cloud service offering (CSO) hosted in Microsoft GCC-H.
• It is designed to satisfy the technical requirements of NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 for protecting CUI.
• The enclave provides defined technical boundaries so that CUI data flows are controlled and can be isolated from an organization's broader network and devices.

How does Cuick Trac help with CMMC and NIST 800-171?

• Cuick Trac implements the technical controls required to support NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 inside the enclave.
• Customers inherit a large portion of the CMMC assessment objectives when they operate within Cuick Trac.
• Cuick Trac's advisory team can help organizations address remaining controls, documentation and processes.

Does Cuick Trac replace our MSP or internal IT team?

• No. Cuick Trac is designed to work alongside your existing managed service provider (MSP) or internal IT team.
• Your broader IT environment can continue to support non-CUI workflows, while Cuick Trac provides a dedicated enclave for CUI.

Is Cuick Trac just another software tool?

• No. Cuick Trac is not a single software application.
• It is a managed virtual enclave and cloud service offering that integrates multiple security capabilities (such as SIEM, encryption, secure email and backups) into a single, compliant environment.

Do I need an SSP and POA&M before using Cuick Trac?

• No. Organizations do not need to have a complete System Security Plan (SSP) or Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) in place before adopting Cuick Trac.
• Cuick Trac helps identify CUI scope and boundaries, and then works with customers to build or update SSPs and POA&Ms as users begin operating in the enclave.

What happens if we are not compliant with DFARS or NIST 800-171?

• Defense contractors that cannot demonstrate implementation of NIST SP 800-171 and related DFARS requirements may face:
• Increased risk of failing future CMMC assessments.
• Potential loss of eligibility for new Department of Defense (DoD) contract awards.
• Other contract-related consequences determined by the government or prime contractors.
• Cuick Trac is designed to help reduce this risk by simplifying implementation of required technical controls and supporting assessment readiness.

Does Cuick Trac include monitoring and incident visibility?

• Yes. Cuick Trac includes a managed SIEM that monitors the enclave environment.
• Security information and events are reviewed by Cuick Trac security analysts and discussed with customers on a regular basis.

Where can I get pricing or a detailed proposal?

• This agent does not provide quotes, pricing tables or contract terms.
• For current pricing, licensing details, or formal proposals, contact Cuick Trac directly through the website or sales team.

• Cuick Trac provides a fully managed virtual enclave where CUI and related sensitive data are processed, stored and transmitted.
• The enclave has defined technical boundaries so that CUI does not need to reside on an organization's broader internal network or end-user devices.
• Customers operate inside a familiar virtual desktop environment while Cuick Trac manages the underlying compliant infrastructure.

Onboarding and deployment

1. Book a demo / discovery discussion

• Prospective customers meet with a Cuick Trac product expert or subject matter expert to review their environment, CUI requirements and objectives.

2. Define scope, requirements and architecture

• Cuick Trac helps identify CUI data flows, scope and boundaries.
• The team works with customers to understand users in scope and how CUI will be collected, stored and accessed.

3. Deploy the managed enclave

• Cuick Trac deploys the secure enclave in Microsoft GCC-H.
• Required security controls and configurations are applied to meet NIST SP 800-171 and related requirements.

4. User onboarding

• Identified users are provisioned into the enclave and begin using the virtual desktop environment.
• Typical onboarding timelines are as few as 10–15 business days once deployment requirements are finalized.

5. Assessment readiness and documentation support

• Once users are operating in Cuick Trac, Cuick Trac works with customers to assess NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC requirements.
• Cuick Trac assists in creating or updating the System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) for remaining gaps.

Responsibilities and what Cuick Trac handles

Cuick Trac responsibilities (examples)

• Operating and maintaining the secure enclave infrastructure in GCC-H.
• Implementing and managing technical controls required for NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 within the enclave.
• Providing:
• Managed SIEM with logging, alerting and monitoring
• Encrypted storage and backups
• Encryption in transit for email and file transfer
• MFA, patch management and other core security services
• Secure web browsing to whitelisted sites
• Providing documentation and evidence related to enclave controls.

Shared and customer responsibilities (examples)

• Certain assessment objectives and controls remain shared or customer-managed, such as:
• Physical and administrative controls outside the enclave
• Some organizational policies and procedures
• User training and insider threat awareness
• Cuick Trac's compliance advisors help customers understand what is inherited from the enclave, what is shared and what remains their responsibility.

Relationship to existing IT and MSPs

• Cuick Trac is not intended to replace an organization's entire IT environment.
• The enclave is a dedicated, controlled environment specifically for CUI and related sensitive data.
• Customers can continue to use their existing IT systems and managed service providers for non-CUI workflows.
• Cuick Trac is designed to integrate with and complement existing business processes rather than disrupt them.

What Cuick Trac is not

• Cuick Trac is not a single software application or point tool.
• It is a managed cloud service / virtual enclave that brings together the technical controls required for handling CUI and meeting NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 requirements.

Ongoing support

• Cuick Trac continuously maintains and monitors the enclave environment.
• Customers can optionally engage Cuick Trac advisory services for deeper, ongoing compliance guidance and audit preparation.

• CMMC 2.0 Level 2
• Cuick Trac is designed to support organizations seeking CMMC Level 2 certification.
• The Cuick Trac Managed Enclave has been successfully used by organizations to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification with a 110/110 score via third-party assessment.

• NIST SP 800-171
• Cuick Trac's enclave infrastructure is aligned with NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 security requirements for protecting the confidentiality of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
• Within the enclave, customers inherit the majority of CMMC Level 2 / NIST 800-171 assessment objectives.

• DFARS 252.204-7012 and related DFARS clauses
• Cuick Trac helps contractors address the technical requirements associated with handling CUI under DFARS clauses, including incident monitoring and reporting expectations.

Additional standards and references

• NIST SP 800-53 – security and privacy controls alignment.
• NIST SP 800-161 – supply chain risk management considerations.
• NIST SP 800-160 (Volume 1) – systems security engineering practices.
• FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency – Cuick Trac's cloud architecture has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency from a FedRAMP-recognized 3PAO.

CUI, FCI and related data types

• Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)
• Unclassified information that requires safeguarding or dissemination controls under applicable laws, regulations or government-wide policies.
• Cuick Trac is built specifically to help organizations process, store and transmit CUI in a controlled enclave.

• Federal Contract Information (FCI)
• Information provided by or generated for the government under a contract not intended for public release.
• Cuick Trac supports protecting FCI alongside CUI as part of federal cybersecurity requirements.

Role in assessments and scoring

• Cuick Trac supports organizations working toward:
• Strong NIST 800-171 implementation scores.
• CMMC Level 2 readiness and certification.
• Improved Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) scores through better control coverage and evidence.

Recognition in the CMMC ecosystem

• Cuick Trac (through Beryllium) participates in:
• The CMMC Partner Assurance Network (CPAN).
• The CyberAB ecosystem as a Registered Provider Organization (RPO) with in-house CMMC Certified Professionals (CCPs) and Lead Certified Assessors (CCAs).

For detailed, contract-specific compliance questions, customers should speak directly with Cuick Trac or their legal/compliance advisors. This agent cannot provide legal interpretations of regulations.

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