Connecticut defense suppliers keep investing in cybersecurity
Windsor's NE-XT Technologies is still putting money into digital protections after the Pentagon paused CMMC audits.
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What happened
The Pentagon has paused CMMC audits, and CMMC is described as being on hold. Connecticut defense suppliers, such as Windsor's NE-XT Technologies, are still investing in cybersecurity anyway.
Why it matters
Cybersecurity requirements still apply to defense contractors even with the audits paused. Suppliers face costly rules if they want to keep their defense work.
Coverage
- CT manufacturing suppliers face costly cybersecurity rules to keep defense business (hartfordbusiness.com)
- CMMC on Hold? Learn What Requirements Still Apply (SAE Media Group)
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