VendorBreach for Defense
VendorBreach continuously tracks NIST 800-171 status, SPRS scores, and breach exposure across your entire defense supply chain — so a flow-down compliance failure never blindsides you.
DIB organizations the DoD estimates will need CMMC Level 2
had actually achieved it as of January 2026
of contractors already fielding flow-down certification requests from primes
You're not imagining the pressure. It's already here.
CMMC 2.0 made third-party risk a contract requirement, not a best practice. If you're a prime — or a sub with subs of your own — you're now on the hook for proving that everyone downstream can protect CUI. Most teams are tracking this in a spreadsheet: emailing for SSPs, chasing SPRS scores, hoping nobody's slipped out of compliance since the last time anyone checked.
That works until it doesn't. One uncertified sub found during a DCMA review can hold up a contract for everyone attached to it.
NIST 800-171 and CMMC status for every vendor, updated automatically — not re-verified once a year and forgotten.
Get alerted the moment a subcontractor's score drops, expires, or goes stale, instead of finding out during an audit.
Send, track, and follow up on DFARS 7012 and CMMC self-attestation questionnaires without a single manual email.
Know if a vendor's credentials or systems show up in a breach before it becomes your incident too.
One export, formatted for your prime, your C3PAO, or your own compliance file — no scrambling before a review.
Import subcontractors and set their required compliance level.
Status changes, score drops, and breach exposure surface automatically.
Pull a current report any time a prime, auditor, or contracting officer asks.
No. VendorBreach tracks compliance status and breach exposure — attestations, scores, and monitoring signals — not the controlled information itself. Nothing CUI-adjacent touches the platform.
No. VendorBreach doesn't get you certified — tools like a C3PAO or a compliance-prep platform do that. VendorBreach is what you use after certification, to make sure your supply chain stays that way and to catch the subs who never got there.
Yes, if you manage subcontractors or vendors of your own. If you're a single-tier sub with no downstream vendors, this isn't built for you yet — reach out and we'll point you somewhere useful.
See your supply chain's real-time status in a 14-day free trial. No CUI, no long onboarding — just visibility.
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