Your CMMC deadline is November 10. Your contracts depend on what happens between now and then.
Your CUI doesn't stop moving when it leaves your network. It goes to partners, subcontractors, cloud systems, and inboxes you don't control. If you handle CUI without a dedicated compliance team, that exposure is your problem to solve. PK Protect encrypts at the file level, so protection travels with the data and your audit logs write themselves.
Book a Discovery SessionC3PAO assessors require documented proof that CUI is protected even outside controlled environments.
Defense contractors who miss CMMC Level 2 requirements don't just fail an audit. DoD contracts go on hold, new bids get blocked, and every competitor who is compliant moves ahead of you in the queue.
The organizations that end up there aren't usually careless. They have encryption in place. The problem is those tools were built to protect the system, the device, the disk, and CMMC requires you to protect the file itself so encryption travels with your CUI even when it leaves your environment, moves to a partner, or ends up outside a controlled system.
That's the gap PK Protect closes.
THREE PLACES CONTRACTORS GET CAUGHT
Your disk encryption stops at the hard drive.
BitLocker won't pass a CMMC audit. Disk encryption protects data when it's sitting still. The moment a file leaves a hard drive, a system gets breached, or CUI moves to a partner's environment, that protection disappears. CMMC requires encryption that travels with the data itself.
"We're compliant" is not audit evidence.
Your auditor needs logs. C3PAO assessors don't take your word for it. They require documented proof that CUI was protected, where it went, and who touched it. Manual evidence gathering takes weeks and still falls short. PK Protect generates automated encryption audit logs built for exactly this.
Security your team works around isn't security.
If your encryption tool breaks workflows, locks people out of files, or slows down operations, your team will find a workaround. That workaround becomes your exposure point. PK Protect runs in the background without certificate management or user friction. People stay productive. CUI stays protected.
"PKWARE is the backbone of our data protection strategy. With agents across all endpoints, we seamlessly encrypt and decrypt files while managing petabytes of data. For over 5 years, PKWARE has helped us meet audit requirements with confidence and trust."
See where your environment stands before the assessment does.
Secure your spot for a technical discovery session. We'll map your current encryption posture against CMMC Level 2 file-level requirements.
- Evaluate current CUI exposure
- Review audit logging capabilities
- Identify workflow friction points
HOW PK PROTECT SUPPORTS CMMC
Data-Centric Encryption
FCI and CUI stay encrypted wherever they go, across every user, system, and application that touches them.
Secure File Sharing
Exchange CUI with partners and the DoD without risking exposure. Encryption persists outside of your organization.
Audit-Ready Protection
Automated encryption audit logs you can hand to a C3PAO. No manual evidence gathering.
Consistent Compliance
Policy-based protection that doesn't rely on user behavior. CUI stays protected whether your team remembers to protect it or not.
Breach Resilient Security
File-level encryption for CUI and IP like CAD files, contracts, and technical specs. Protection holds even when attackers gain system access.
Controlled Access to CUI
Only authorized users, applications, and processes can open encrypted CUI. Compromised credentials don't change that.
CONTROLS MAPPING TABLE
| CMMC Control | How PK Protect Supports |
|---|---|
| System & Communications Protection (SC) | CUI stays encrypted wherever it goes, at rest, in transit, across every system it touches. |
| Media Protection (MP) | File-level encryption holds even if a device is lost, stolen, or handed to the wrong person. |
| Audit & Accountability (AU) | Automated logs show auditors exactly what was protected, where it went, and who touched it. |
| Access Control (AC) | Only authorized users can open encrypted CUI, even when files leave your environment. |