CMMC Cybersecurity Rules Are Rolling Into Defense Contracts
An inaccurate self-certification can expose defense contractors to False Claims Act liability, including treble damages and whistleblower suits
An inaccurate self-certification can expose defense contractors to False Claims Act liability, including treble damages and whistleblower suits
Aside from potential legal trouble, new obligations could spark business and operational friction
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