CMMC Level 1 Consulting and Documentation

Fifteen requirements, one annual self-assessment, and an affirmation a senior official signs.

Level 1 Looks Simple Until You Have to Sign It

The Fastest Path to a Level 1 Affirmation

Why Kieri for CMMC Level 1

80+ assessments completed and 400+ organizations supported

Built by Assessors

The team that wrote your Level 1 document set spends the rest of its time assessing Level 2 programs.

Sized for Level 1

You are not paying for a Level 2 program you do not need. The engagement is short on purpose.

Room to Grow

If a future contract pushes you to Level 2, nothing you build here gets thrown away. The document set extends.

How To Work With Kieri

Confirm Your Scope and Information Type

Adapt the Document Set to How You Work

Self-Assess, Submit, and Affirm

Three steps in a CMMC Level 1 consulting engagement

Documents and Support for Level 1

The Kieri CMMC Level 1 Document Set

Contents of the Kieri CMMC Level 1 document set
Steps in a CMMC Level 1 preparation engagement

Level 1 Preparation, End to End

A short, scoped engagement for organizations that want an assessor’s eyes on it before anyone signs an affirmation.

“In our own compliance journey of trying to figure out what we are required to do, even with consultants that helped us along the way, the MOST useful resource that we have found to date has been the KCD.”

Melissa Kimball

, Director

University of Maine

“My team and I have been using the KCD for about a week now, and I have to say, it’s been a breath of fresh air compared to our previous approach. It has made several processes much easier for us, and for that, we’re truly grateful. You have a fantastic product that far exceeds our expectations.”

Daniel Martinez

, Director of Cybersecurity

nDepth Security

“In our own compliance journey of trying to figure out what we are required to do, even with consultants that helped us along the way, the MOST useful resource that we have found to date has been the KCD.”

Melissa Kimball

, Director

University of Maine

“My team and I have been using the KCD for about a week now, and I have to say, it’s been a breath of fresh air compared to our previous approach. It has made several processes much easier for us, and for that, we’re truly grateful. You have a fantastic product that far exceeds our expectations.”

Daniel Martinez

, Director of Cybersecurity

nDepth Security

Start With the Documents, Add Hours if You Want Them

Level 1 engagements are small by design. Start with the document set, add hours only where you want an assessor’s eyes on the work.

FAQ

Federal Contract Information is information provided by or generated for the government under a contract that is not intended for public release. Controlled Unclassified Information is a narrower, more sensitive category with its own marking rules. FCI puts you at Level 1. CUI puts you at Level 2.

No. Level 1 is a self-assessment you perform every year and submit yourself. No third-party assessment organization is involved.

No. All 15 requirements have to be met before you are eligible for award. Level 1 has no partial credit, which is why the review before you sign matters.

A senior official from your company affirms the Level 1 status in SPRS, and it repeats annually. Treat it as a real signature, because it is.

No. The suspension affected the Level 2 certification milestone. Level 1 self-assessments and annual affirmations still apply.

Nothing you built at Level 1 is wasted. The document set extends into the full Kieri Compliance Documentation, and the scoping work carries over.

No. The team advising you is not the team that would certify you later. We explain the boundary before you engage.

Organizations that deploy Kieri​

Kieri credentials showing 400+ organizations supported and Cyber-AB authorization

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Get the document set, get an assessor to check your answers, and affirm with confidence. Over 400 organizations supported to date.

Kieri credentials showing 400+ organizations supported and Cyber-AB authorization