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Plain-language definitions of every Compliance & Security term that shows up in government contracting work.
The Berry Amendment requires the Department of Defense to buy specialty items such as food, clothing, textiles, and hand tools that are grown, reprocessed, or manufactured in the United States.
Read definitionThe Buy American Act requires the federal government to give preference to domestically produced goods in procurement, with specific content and manufacturing requirements that contractors must meet.
Read definitionControlled Unclassified Information is government-designated sensitive information that is not classified but requires safeguarding controls and access restrictions by contractors.
Read definitionCMMC is the DoD's mandatory cybersecurity certification framework requiring defense contractors to demonstrate compliance with NIST security controls before receiving contracts.
Read definitionDD Form 254 is the DoD Contract Security Classification Specification that defines the classified information requirements for a defense contract and the security obligations of the performing contractor.
Read definitionA Facility Security Clearance is the government authorization allowing a contractor organization to access, receive, and store classified information and to employ cleared personnel.
Read definitionFederal Contract Information is information provided by or generated for the government under contract that is not intended for public release, triggering basic cybersecurity requirements.
Read definitionFISMA is the federal law requiring government agencies to develop, document, and implement information security programs protecting federal information systems and data.
Read definitionFedRAMP is the federal government's standardized security authorization program for cloud services, enabling agencies to use cloud products that have been pre-approved for federal use.
Read definitionITAR is the US regulatory framework governing the export and import of defense articles and services, requiring registration and licensing for any company that manufactures, exports, or brokers defense items.
Read definitionNIST SP 800-171 is the federal cybersecurity standard defining 110 security controls that contractors must implement to protect Controlled Unclassified Information in non-federal systems.
Read definitionSection 508 requires federal agencies to make electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities, imposing compliance obligations on IT contractors and vendors.
Read definitionA security clearance is a government-granted authorization allowing individuals or organizations to access classified national security information at specified sensitivity levels.
Read definitionSupply Chain Risk Management is the practice of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks arising from vulnerabilities in the global supply chains of hardware, software, and services used in government contracts.
Read definitionThe Trade Agreements Act requires that products sold to the federal government above specific thresholds be manufactured or substantially transformed in the US or designated trade partner countries.
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