Yes. G6 manages Microsoft 365 and Azure environments for organizations ranging from small businesses to government agencies, including DoD and DOE clients, bringing security discipline that most general IT providers do not maintain. This experience is directly relevant to businesses pursuing CMMC compliance as defense subcontractors.
Consider these factors when choosing a provider for CMMC and Government-Adjacent IT:
- CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) compliance for defense contractors typically requires Microsoft 365 Government GCC or GCC High plans, hosted in FedRAMP-authorized cloud environments separate from standard commercial tenants.
- Standard commercial Microsoft 365 plans do not satisfy CMMC requirements on their own, regardless of add-on security features.
- If a business handles Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) as a subcontractor, then its licensing and tenant architecture must match the CMMC level required by the prime contract.
- Access controls, audit logging and data residency requirements are configured and documented differently for government-adjacent environments than for standard commercial tenants.
Visit our Microsoft 365 & Azure Strategy and Governance page or read our related FAQ: What compliance frameworks does G6 support?