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Defense Cybersecurity Group, Inc.

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Cybersecurity ComplianceServicescybersecgru.comSt. Petersburg, Florida, United StatesUpdated

DCG helps the Defense Industrial Base identify CUI and build sustainable CMMC compliance programs.

Overview

Defense Cybersecurity Group, Inc. (DCG) is a US based Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business that helps Defense Industrial Base contractors identify CUI, protect it, and build sustainable cybersecurity programs to meet CMMC requirements. The organization focuses on turning regulatory requirements into practical programs rather than checkbox exercises. The team combines Certified CMMC Assessors and Certified Professionals with technical writers to create high quality documentation and evidence packages that auditors recognize. DCG serves mid-size manufacturers, aerospace and civil infrastructure contractors, and research institutions with DoD funding, helping them identify CUI, define the correct compliance boundary, and maintain ongoing readiness and sustainment. The approach emphasizes long-term compliance over a point-in-time certification and supports services from discovery and scoping through readiness, mock assessments, and counsel for the defense, designed to minimize disruption to client operations while ensuring adherence to the applicable standards. The firm operates with US-based staff and a practical, outcomes-driven delivery model aimed at being predictable and cost-effective.

Mission statement

Defense Cybersecurity Group helps organizations across the Defense Industrial Base identify their CUI, define the correct compliance boundary, and build cybersecurity programs that stand up to real-world assessments.

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What we offer

CMMC Compliance Support Suite

Service

Comprehensive support for achieving CMMC compliance with expert assessments and implementation guidance.

Contact sales — No public prices are published — engagements are scoped and quoted after a free initial consultation, with time-and-materials and fixed-fee proposals available.

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Basic Self-Assessment & CMMC Tool

Product

Facilitates compliance with DoD requirements through automated self-assessment tools.

Free tier — The CMMC self-assessment tool is provided free as a downloadable Excel workbook (no paid tiers published). · Pricing →

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Midwatch

Facilitates CMMC compliance for small and medium-sized businesses with integrated security solutions.

Contact sales — No public prices are published; Midwatch is offered as a scalable, per-seat enclave with configurable options and pricing provided via demo/proposal/contact with DCG.

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Who do we serve

Defense Contractors Requiring CMMC Level 2 Compliance

US defense contractors seeking CMMC Level 2 readiness with comprehensive documentation.

Geography: United States

How we help: A scalable compliance program for defense contractors targeting CMMC Level 2 readiness, combining governance, evidence management, and structured remediation to support audits across large programs.

SmB Defense Vendors Requiring CMMC Readiness

SMB defense vendors seeking SMB-focused CMMC readiness and governance.

Geography: United States

How we help: An SMB-focused, end-to-end compliance platform that enables faster CMMC readiness through integrated tooling, artifact tracking, and guided governance for resource-constrained teams.

Governance And Documentation Heavy Defense Organizations

Defense organizations needing governance, evidence collection, and remediation support.

Geography: United States

How we help: Governance and documentation heavy organizations gain structured oversight and faster audit readiness through a comprehensive suite for policy, evidence, and remediation.

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

CMMC assessment and readiness

3.06 Billion USD25% CAGR

Readiness advisory, gap analysis, CUI boundary analysis, mock assessments and official C3PAO assessments to help DoD contractors achieve and maintain required CMMC levels.

Controlled Unclassified Information discovery and monitoring

1 Billion USD12% CAGR

Precision discovery and continuous monitoring of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) across file types and environments to identify CUI footprints, manage spillages, and support compliance readiness.

Products: Basic Self-Assessment & CMMC Tool

System security plan and compliance documentation management

1.5 Billion USD11.5% CAGR

Creation, centralized management, versioning, and auditable tracking of System Security Plans, submission history, responsible parties, and other compliance paperwork required for government cybersecurity assessments.

Products: Basic Self-Assessment & CMMC Tool

Managed CUI enclave hosting for CMMC and NIST compliance

2.5 Billion USD12% CAGR

Managed cloud enclave and hosting services tailored to defense contractors to protect controlled unclassified information (CUI), map controls to NIST SP 800-171 and support CMMC requirements within an AWS GovCloud environment.

Products: Midwatch

More information about our offering

CMMC Compliance Support Suite

This suite combines a range of expert services designed to ensure efficient attainment of CMMC compliance. From gap assessments and documentation to governance and execution support, each component is tailored to provide organizations with structured pathways to meet and maintain compliance across various operational areas.

Contact sales — No public prices are published — engagements are scoped and quoted after a free initial consultation, with time-and-materials and fixed-fee proposals available.

  • Identify Compliance Gaps
    Thoroughly examines current architectures against CMMC standards to uncover weaknesses and prioritize remediation.
  • Facilitate CMMC Steps
    A structured approach that helps organizations in executing necessary steps for compliance, ensuring all aspects are effectively addressed.
  • Achieve Compliance
    Designed to meet rigorous CMMC Level 2 standards, ensuring businesses remain compliant with federal regulations.
  • Streamline Documentation Efforts
    Reduces the burden on teams by creating required documentation and organizing compliance evidence systematically.
  • Identify Gaps Effectively
    Helps organizations understand their compliance status and prepare adequately by uncovering potential weaknesses before actual evaluations.
  • Offer Step-By-Step Remediation
    After identifying vulnerabilities, clients receive concrete steps to improve their compliance posture effectively.

Basic Self-Assessment & CMMC Tool

Free self-assessment tool to support DoD SPRS reporting and CMMC readiness, equipped with a dashboard, automated scoring, and artifact-tracking features.

Free tier — The CMMC self-assessment tool is provided free as a downloadable Excel workbook (no paid tiers published). · Pricing →

  • Simplifies Evaluation Process
    Enables quick calculation of compliance scores without manual effort.
  • Provides A Comprehensive View
    Users can monitor their compliance progress in real-time against key security objectives.
  • Facilitates Action Planning
    Enables tracking of compliance progress quantitatively for strategic planning.
  • Ensures Readiness for Audits
    Coordinates collection and management of required documentation for smoother audit processes.
  • Identifies Compliance Gaps
    Helps understand where organizations fall short, enabling targeted remediation efforts.

Midwatch

DCG's premiere compliance solution for small and medium-sized businesses, combining a secure VDI-based environment with native security tooling and expert guidance to enable CMMC readiness.

Contact sales — No public prices are published; Midwatch is offered as a scalable, per-seat enclave with configurable options and pricing provided via demo/proposal/contact with DCG.

  • Access Expertise
    Gain insights and support from experienced cybersecurity professionals certified by DCG.
  • Achieve Compliance
    Designed to meet CMMC Level 2 standards, ensuring your business is compliant with federal regulations.
  • Monitor Security
    Comprehensive security system to detect, analyze, and respond to threats.
  • Adapt to Your Needs
    Solutions designed specifically for the unique challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.

Sources

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CMMC assessment and readiness

Primary inputs: (1) Paul N. ecosystem snapshot reporting ~76,398 organizations requiring CMMC Level 2 and very low current assessment throughput; (2) complementary market commentary citing up to ~300,000 SMBs potentially needing compliance. I used the 76,398 figure as a conservative baseline and applied an internal-market estimate for average total spend per organization (readiness advisory, gap remediation, tooling, mock assessment and official C3PAO assessment) of roughly $40,000 per organization to capture one-time readiness and assessment revenue. Calculation: 76,398 orgs × $40,000 ≈ $3.06B. Growth potential (CAGR ~25%) reflects a steep near-term ramp driven by firm regulatory deadlines and a current ecosystem capacity gap (large addressable need vs. low monthly assessment throughput), with growth concentrated in the next 2–4 years as assessors and service providers scale.

Controlled Unclassified Information discovery and monitoring

Estimate assumes CUI discovery & continuous monitoring is a specialized niche within broader eDiscovery, data security/DLP, and situational-awareness/threat-intelligence markets. Adjacent markets cited range from mid-single to high-double-digit CAGRs and multi‑billion sizes (e.g., threat intelligence, situational awareness, C4ISR, mass notification). Given heavy regulatory/compliance demand (government contractors, CUI rules, DFARS/CMMC) and rising cybersecurity investment, I estimate a global market around USD 1.0B today with faster-than-average growth (~12% CAGR) as organizations adopt automated CUI discovery, continuous monitoring, and compliance workflows.

System security plan and compliance documentation management

Estimated by treating “system security plan and compliance documentation management” as a focused sub-segment of records/ document control and data-compliance software markets. Source reports show: Records Management Systems ~$9.6B (2025) with ~11.5% CAGR; Data Compliance Software ~$3.5B (2025) with ~12.5% CAGR; Document Control and related compliance/documentation niches growing ~12% CAGR. Assuming the niche represents roughly 10–15% of the combined relevant markets (records management + data compliance + document control overlap) yields an estimated 2025 market size ~USD 1.5B and an expected growth profile in line with peer segments (~11–12% CAGR).

Managed CUI enclave hosting for CMMC and NIST compliance

Search results provided no explicit market-size or CAGR data for managed CUI enclave hosting for CMMC/NIST in AWS GovCloud. Estimate uses industry heuristics: US DoD contractor base (tens of thousands handling CUI), regulatory drivers (CMMC rollout and NIST SP 800-171 requirements) increasing demand for compliant hosting, and typical annual managed hosting + compliance service spend per contractor (~$50k–$150k). Using a midcase of ~30,000 eligible customers × ~$85k/year (average) -> ≈ $2.5B annual market. Growth potential (CAGR ~12%) reflects continued CMMC adoption, increased federal contractor cybersecurity budgets, cloud migration to GovCloud, and rising managed security services demand; sensitivity range roughly 8–18% depending on pace of mandate enforcement and adoption.

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