SECURE YOUR DOD CONTRACTS

Become CMMC 2.0 Compliant

Starting November 10, 2025, CMMC 2.0 certification is mandatory.
Complete the form to get your personalized compliance roadmap and learn how JetStor's certified storage solutions can accelerate your certification process.

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WHY JETSTOR WORKS

1994

Storage Pioneers

Founded to deliver enterprise-grade storage solutions

2008

Flash Innovation

Introduced all-flash arrays for media workflows

2025

Future Ready

Pioneering next-generation storage technologies

30+

Years
Experience

99.999%

Platform
Uptime SLA

500+

Enterprise
Clients

24/7

Global
Support

Peak Performance

100GB/s+ Throughput
Over 500K IOPS NVMe Gen4

Military Security

AES-256 Encryption & FIPS 140-2 Validation

Global Support

24/7/365 Technical Assistance Worldwide

Elastic Scale

20TB to 100s of PB with Auto-Tiering

Hybrid Storage

NVMe SSD & HDD Support in Unified Platform

Cost Efficiency

Industry-leading Price/Performance Ratio

THE COMPLIANCE CRISIS

November 10, 2025 isn't just a deadline—it's a fundamental shift in DoD contracting that will separate compliant businesses from those left behind.

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ENFORCEMENT BEGINS
NOVEMBER 10, 2025

No grace period • No extensions • Complete certification required for contract eligibility

Contract Elimination

Immediate disqualification from all new DoD awards and potential termination of existing contracts that contain CMMC requirements.

Financial Catastrophe

Multimillion-dollar ITAR/EAR fines discovered during assessments, plus the cost of rushed compliance projects.

Supply Chain Exclusion

Prime contractors will drop non-compliant suppliers, permanently damaging business relationships and market position.

Competitive Disadvantage

Compliant competitors will gain market share while non-compliant businesses face revenue collapse and potential closure.

65%

Require Level 2 Certification

$1M+

Fines Per ITAR Violation

NO

Grace Period Available

THE DOMINO EFFECT OF DELAY

1

Missed contract opportunities starting Nov 10

2

Prime contractors drop non-compliant suppliers

3

Revenue declines as competitors advance

4

Business survival becomes uncertain

THE CHALLENGE

CMMC 2.0's most complex requirements focus on data at rest. Most companies fail to properly implement—and evidence—these critical storage controls.

SC.L2-3.13.16

Encryption at Rest

Protect CUI confidentiality on storage devices using FIPS-validated cryptographic mechanisms

  • FIPS 140-2 validated encryption modules required

  • Evidence of encryption status for all CUI volumes

  • Key management and access control documentation

MP.L2-3.8.1

Media Protection

Physically control and securely store system media containing CUI with strict accountability

  • Media inventory and tracking systems

  • Secure storage facility documentation

  • Access logs and accountability procedures

MP.L2-3.8.3

Secure Disposal

Sanitize or destroy media containing CUI following NIST SP 800-88 guidelines for data remnant removal

  • NIST SP 800-88 compliant sanitization procedures

  • Destruction certificates and audit trails

  • Verification of data remnant removal

MP.L2-3.8.2

Access Restriction

Limit access to CUI on system media to authorized users with proper access controls and logging

  • Role-based access control configurations

  • U.S. Persons-only access enforcement

  • Access logs and permission audit reports

Where Most Companies Fail CMMC Storage Requirements

72%

Cannot produce evidence of FIPS-validated encryption

68%

Lack proper media sanitization documentation

61%

Fail to demonstrate access control enforcement

Assessors require documented proof for every control. Without built-in compliance features and automated reporting, gathering this evidence becomes a manual, error-prone process that delays certification and increases costs.

PROVEN IN THE FIELD

JETSTOR: BUILT FOR CMMC

Our systems meet requirements out-of-the-box. Automated evidence generation cuts preparation time dramatically.

COMPARISON

TRADITIONAL STORAGE

JETSTOR SOLUTION

EVIDENCE COLLECTION TIME

4-6 Weeks
2-3 Days

CONTROL IMPLEMENTATION

Manual
Automated

ITAR/EAR READY

Add-on Cost
Built-in

SETUP INVESTMENT

$25K+
$0 Extra
EVIDENCE COLLECTION TIME
Traditional Storage
4-6 Weeks
JetStor Solution
2-3 Days
CONTROL IMPLEMENTATION
Traditional Storage
Manual
JetStor Solution
Automated
ITAR/EAR READY
Traditional Storage
Add-on Cost
JetStor Solution
Built-in
SETUP INVESTMENT
Traditional Storage
$25K+
JetStor Solution
$0 Extra

Zero-touch deployment with pre-configured controls

Systems arrive ready for assessment with all required security measures enabled

Automated evidence generation for assessor review

Continuous monitoring produces formatted documentation C3PAOs accept

Future-proof architecture adapting to new requirements

Built-in controls evolve with framework updates and additional standards

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CMMC BASICS

1 What is the enforcement date for CMMC 2.0?

November 10, 2025 is when CMMC 2.0 becomes enforceable. There is no grace period.

2 What is CMMC 2.0 and why does it matter?

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 is the DoD's framework to ensure defense contractors implement standardized cybersecurity practices.

3 What are the CMMC 2.0 levels?

CMMC 2.0 has three certification levels:

  • Level 1 (Foundational): 15 basic practices for FCI
  • Level 2 (Advanced): 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls for CUI
  • Level 3 (Expert): Additional advanced controls
4 Who needs CMMC certification?

Prime contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and service providers in the defense supply chain handling FCI or CUI.

REQUIREMENTS & TIMELINE

5 What are the key storage requirements?

Key storage controls include encryption at rest, media protection, secure disposal, access restriction, and backup protection.

6 How long does certification take?

The complete process typically takes 9-18 months including gap analysis, remediation, and assessment.

7 What is the assessment process?

Involves pre-assessment readiness, C3PAO engagement, on-site assessment, evidence review, and certification decision.

JETSTOR SOLUTIONS

8 How does JetStor help with compliance?

Provides built-in FIPS encryption, automated access controls, media protection, and evidence generation.

9 What evidence does JetStor provide?

Encryption status reports, access control lists, sanitization logs, backup configurations, and audit trails.

10 Can JetStor help with ITAR/EAR?

Yes, with U.S.-persons-only access, data residency controls, and export control logging.

IMPLEMENTATION & BENEFITS

11 Do we need to replace infrastructure?

No. JetStor integrates as a CUI-enclave within existing environments.

12 How quickly can JetStor be deployed?

Operational within days, not months with rapid deployment.

13 Benefits beyond DoD contracts?

Enhanced security, competitive advantage, risk reduction, and regulatory alignment.

14 CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 relationship?

CMMC Level 2 requires all 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls, making them mandatory and verifiable.

15 Consequences of non-compliance?

Contract ineligibility, financial penalties, supply chain exclusion, and reputational damage.

16 Cost comparison?

Non-compliance costs far exceed JetStor investment when considering lost contracts and penalties.

17 Ongoing compliance support?

24/7 monitoring, automated updates, evidence maintenance, and JetProtect coverage.

READY FOR NOVEMBER 10?

Don't let storage compliance become the bottleneck in your CMMC certification journey

Pre-configured CMMC controls
out of the box

Automated evidence generation
for assessors

Rapid deployment
in days, not months

GET EXPERT GUIDANCE

Important: JetStor provides CMMC-compliant storage infrastructure and evidence generation tools. We do not provide legal advice or CMMC certification services. Certification is achieved through formal assessment with a C3PAO or the DoD. All timelines are estimates and may vary based on organizational complexity and readiness.