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Hosted by Matt Bruggeman, Director of Federal GTM at A-LIGN, Mostly Compliant is a cybersecurity podcast that brings together experts from across the federal compliance landscape to discuss CMMC, FedRAMP, and other key topics shaping the industry.
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Ep. 15 – The CMMC 60-Day Pause: What It Means and What Comes Next w/ Mike Brooks (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another episode of Mostly Compliant, the cybersecurity show for professionals with trust issues, hosted by Matt Bruggeman, Director of Federal GTM at A-LIGN. In this episode, Matt is joined by Michael Brooks, Lead CCA and CMMC expert at A-LIGN, for a conversation on the 60-day pause of CMMC Phase 2 requirements. Together they break down what the pause actually means for defense contractors, what it doesn't mean, and where the program may be headed next. About Mostly Compliant: Ho
Ep. 14 – AI, FedRAMP, and the Future of Federal Compliance w/ Jacob Hill (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another episode of Mostly Compliant, the cybersecurity show for professionals with trust issues, hosted by Matt Bruggeman, Director of Federal GTM at A-LIGN. In this episode, Matt sits down with Jacob Hill, Director of Cybersecurity at Summit 7, to cover a wide range of topics shaping federal compliance. From the rise of AI in cybersecurity to the ongoing evolution of FedRAMP and what's next for CMMC, Jacob and Matt bring fresh insights and real-world perspective to the conversat
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