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ISO 27001
Features
Global information security management certification
Organizations can become certified
Recognized worldwide
For all industries & businesses
Risk-based ISMS approach with continuous improvement
Increases trust & marketability with certification
Can integrate with GDPR, CMMC, SOC 2
90% overlap with NIST 800-171 controls
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NIST 800-171
Features
US-based security guidelines for federal contractors
Only a self-assessment or third-party audit
Primarily for US defense contractors
Designed for DoD & federal suppliers
Focuses on 14 control families
Required for DoD work but not externally recognized
Limited to US federal security requirements
Only covers NIST-specific security measures
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CMMC
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DoD cybersecurity certification for defense contractors
Required for DoD contracts (Level 2 & 3)
US government-focused
Required for DoD & federal suppliers
Uses 3 maturity levels based on NIST 800-171
Mandatory for DoD contracts but not commercial industries
Directly supports DoD cybersecurity readiness
Built directly from NIST 800-171 & NIST 800-172
Cisys Lifescience ISO 27001
CyDaptiv ISO 27001
Constellation Software Engineering ISO 27001
24x7 Systems ISO 27001
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