Using AI for the Heavy Lifting in CMMC Compliance A Practical Blueprint for FSIs

As of Nov. 10, 2025, Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) compliance is no longer optional for the Defense Industrial Base (DIB). With the three-year phase-in period already underway, federal systems integrators (FSIs) face growing pressure to implement CMMC Level 2 across multiple customer environments without increasing delivery risk or compliance overhead.

Success requires structuring CMMC compliance correctly, which means focusing on the invaluable role AI can fill. This roundtable will focus on how to build repeatable, scalable CMMC architectures that can be deployed consistently across customers, reducing bid risks, delivery frictions, and long-term compliance burdens. The discussion also will highlight how FSIs can position AI as essential – not experimental – by embedding it within well-structured compliance workflows that support eligibility, audit readiness, and competitive differentiation in federal programs.

Join us as thought leaders from government and industry explore how real-time asset visibility supports CMMC compliance, while AI reduces manual effort through automated evidence collection, control validation, and audit-ready documentation.

Learning Objectives:    

• Review the CMMC compliance framework, including the need for repeatable practices, real-time visibility, accurate documentation, and continuous validation of security controls, to identify where AI can streamline compliance processes
• Identify gaps in real-time visibility across customer environments, including asset identification, configuration drift, vulnerability exposure, and systems handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)
• Understand the baseline operational requirements of CMMC Level 2, including evidence-driven governance, validated controls, and scalable architectures that support long-term compliance and delivery success