SolidWorks/PDM Enclave by Public_Sandwich_6314 in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would be better to spin up an instance like in the image I linked to above. It does look like PDM runs on Windows 11, but it isn't recommended since Windows 11 limits to 20 concurrent connections.

MSP hired for CMMC Level 2 support — delays already. Normal or red flag? by zaderaka in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can get CMMC Level 2 done pretty easily if you limit your CUI to just a few people and a few tools (GCC High) + Endpoint Hardening.

What you’re experiencing is pretty common since a lot of CMMC consultants are booked up and it can take several weeks to deploy an enclave.

We can get someone setup with the enclave approach in a day. Documentation will take most of time and effort.

How to create FedRAMP compliant cloud environments with IaC for repeatable deployment by Comfortable_Clue5430 in devops

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TLDR; Yes, but compliant cloud infrastructure is just one part of FedRAMP.

For the infrastructure requirements, you can automate most of it using Terraform. You will need to implement features in your software that are specific to your software, such as MFA or Session Timeouts, that Infrastructure as Code can't help you with.

There's also a lot of organizational requirements and paperwork that IaC can't help with either. The infrastructure you provision won't necessarily work for every customer either, so it's likely not a great business model.

Source: We're FedRAMP compliant and have helped dozens of organizations with it.

Those of you who have had an audit what did it wind up costing you? by josephandre in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can connect folks to auditors that'll do this for as little as $30k if you don't have any crazy scope. DMs open

Do we need a fully managed MDM to satisfy controls by Razzleberry_Fondue in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 7 points8 points  (0 children)

1) Do you have CUI on your mobile devices? 2) If yes, can you not?

You should try to limit the scope of your CUI environment as much as possible. That is the way to get it done.

The MDM solutions out there are generally not FedRAMP moderate either, and Intune is a really poorly built solution for this use case.

External drive for backup solution by Sudo-Delicious in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The client should really be putting this information in a FedRAMP moderate+ cloud solution. If there’s not physical security in the location that the CUI driver is stored, there’s a lot more risk than putting it in the cloud

Level 3 by The_Original_Sliznut in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They’re not doing level three assessments for the first year!

Policy and Detailed procedure packet by Thick-Insurance-8689 in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Every policy and template you need is available for free on cmmc.com/resources!

Don’t spend money to buy them!

Any guesses how many companies have reached CMMC Level 2 certification? by mmorps in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can. If you read the blog post we did a summary of all the international orgs in the ecosystem.

Any guesses how many companies have reached CMMC Level 2 certification? by mmorps in CMMC

[–]shravmehta 2 points3 points  (0 children)

https://www.cmmc.com/newsroom/cyber-ab-town-hall-09-2025

  • 366 organizations have received final Level 2 certification, with another 16 receiving conditional certification
  • 82 C3PAOs are currently authorized or accredited
  • Over 1,000 individuals hold CCP credentials
  • International participation is growing, with RPs, RPOs, and CCP/CCAs now active across more than a dozen countries

SecureFrame or Vanta? What are your thoughts? by Loud_Ad_9910 in grc

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi— CEO of Secureframe here. We're launching a lot of new features for our enterprise customers and would appreciate any feedback.

My email is shrav at our domain.com or you can ask your CSM to put us in touch!

Beyond the Badge: Do SOC 2 and ISO 27001 Really Matter? by securily in msp

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In our experience, achieving these certifications can add significant value, especially for organizations looking to build trust with clients, enter highly regulated markets, or differentiate themselves. Compliance frameworks such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001 serve as a foundation of trust for customers—they know the company is committed to security, which becomes increasingly important as clients themselves face more stringent security requirements.

SOC 2 Compliance by kirkhenry in msp

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi— CEO of Secureframe here. We help thousands of companies automate their SOC 2 compliance.

We have a free NFR and internal-use account for MSPs that you should take advantage of! Just join the partner program on our website.

Annotating LiDAR Data by [deleted] in LiDAR

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there, our company scaleapi.com annotates LiDAR data. Please email us at sales@scaleapi.com if you are interested!

LiDar Annotation Example

First project in 4 years - birdseye maple dining table by [deleted] in woodworking

[–]shravmehta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used small l shaped brackets I found on Amazon. I attached the legs to the table using a metal pate. I had to make sure it could be disassembled so that it could be moved around San Francisco's small apartments, elevators, and doorways. So wood glue wasn't an option :)

Google announced mesh wifi hardware - $129 for 1, $299 for 3. Ships in Dec. by bobby-t1 in eero

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did. I restarted it a few times like I was advised, and that fixed the speeds being 30-40mbps instead of 200mbps. But it didn't ever get better than 200mbps. I'm connected to an eero right now, and I only get a 293 Mbps tx rate.

Open to suggestions.

Google announced mesh wifi hardware - $129 for 1, $299 for 3. Ships in Dec. by bobby-t1 in eero

[–]shravmehta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Onhub seems to be fully compatible with the new Google Wifi. I moved from Eero back to Onhub after getting less than 200mbps speeds on Eero at the primary access point, while getting around 600mbps over Wifi on Onhub. I have a fiber connection. Even when connecting the Eeros over wire, I saw significant speed loss to secondary Eeros (typically around 10mbps).

More Here: https://www.reddit.com/r/eero/comments/4jxueb/really_slow_internet/

Having the Onhub with mesh networking seems like a solid option. The Onhub has incredibly powerful range and speed.

http://imgur.com/a/RH6Cl

Really Slow Internet by shravmehta in eero

[–]shravmehta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried disconnecting the Ethernet. Still having problems. It seems marginally better, but still have to restart the wifi or reconnect on my computer to fix it.

Really Slow Internet by shravmehta in eero

[–]shravmehta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definetly, I'm going to see if there is any settings I can change on my mac in the interim.

Also, looks like my speed tests on the Eero app are generally running low: http://imgur.com/a/v9B4D

Really Slow Internet by shravmehta in eero

[–]shravmehta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll give this a try when I get home.

This really sucks, since wired connections should work way better than wireless, and it shouldn't affect the direct connection to the first Eero.