Official 2027 speaker lineup CMMC Level 1 + Level 2 NIST SP 800-171

CMMC at Sea 2027 · confirmed speaker

Where CMMC readiness meets federal growth.

Daniel Zloty, Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer of Federal Bid Partners, is joining the official CMMC at Sea 2027 speaker lineup. FBP helps defense contractors turn CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 into clear, scoped work—from a $399-per-user guided path to $3,000 done-for-you Level 1 readiness and custom Level 2 support.

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Practical support for FCI, CUI, scoping, policies, evidence, SSPs, POA&Ms, and assessment preparation.

2027 speaker

Daniel Zloty

Federal Bid Partners LLC

Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer

Bringing a practical GovCon perspective to the connection between cybersecurity readiness, opportunity, and sustainable federal growth.

Jan 17–24 2027 sailing

Celebrity Beyond Conference at sea

Fort Lauderdale Caribbean itinerary

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Confirmed CMMC at Sea 2027 speaker

15 Level 1 FAR safeguarding requirements

110 Level 2 requirements aligned to NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2

Scope first The sensible starting point for every environment

Choose the support that fits

One clear starting point. Three ways forward.

Start with the information you handle and the requirement in the solicitation—not the most expensive option.

Self-guided · Level 1

$399 per user

CMMC Pulsar™

A guided readiness workspace for teams that want to complete Level 1 work in-house with more structure and less guesswork.

FCI environment and boundary discovery
Guided review of all 15 Level 1 requirements
Policy, evidence, and gap organization
Clear next actions and export-ready records

Best for: smaller FCI environments with a team ready to perform and document the implementation work.

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Senior-led · Level 1

$3,000 defined scope

Done-for-You Level 1

FBP leads the readiness workflow for a defined Level 1 environment while keeping your team clear on every decision and responsibility.

Live FCI scoping and boundary review
Requirement-by-requirement readiness review
Tailored policies and procedures
Evidence map, gap plan, and SPRS preparation

Best for: contractors that want an experienced team to organize and drive the Level 1 readiness work.

Start done-for-you Level 1

CUI environments

Custom scoped engagement

Level 2 + NIST SP 800-171

For organizations handling CUI, FBP helps define the boundary, strengthen documentation, organize evidence, and prepare for the applicable assessment path.

CUI discovery, enclave, and scope support
110-requirement gap analysis and mapping
SSP and POA&M development or validation
Implementation coordination and assessment prep

Best for: solicitations, contracts, or flow-downs that call for Level 2 or NIST SP 800-171.

Discuss my Level 2 environment

The perspective FBP brings

Compliance should reflect how your business actually works.

The goal is not paperwork for its own sake. It is a defensible security program built around the contracts, information, people, systems, vendors, and locations that are truly in scope.

Know the requirement Read the solicitation, contract, and flow-down before choosing a level.

Scope with discipline Protect what matters without needlessly pulling every system into scope.

Keep the evidence usable Connect each requirement to proof your team can find and explain.

Level 2 readiness map

When CUI enters the scope, the work changes.

CMMC Level 2 aligns with 110 NIST SP 800-171 Revision 2 requirements. FBP helps turn those requirements into an operating readiness program—not a folder of generic templates.

Scope CUI boundary, systems, people, and providers Defined

SSP Current architecture and implementation statements Mapped

POA&M Eligible gaps, owners, dates, and remediation Managed

Evidence Artifacts connected to assessment objectives Prepared

A practical operating rhythm

Six steps. Every requirement connected.

The same core sequence supports a self-guided Level 1 project, a senior-led engagement, or a broader Level 2 readiness program.

1 Scope

Define information, systems, users, locations, and service providers.

2 Map

Connect applicable requirements to the real environment and owners.

3 Check

Review implementation, documentation, and evidence for gaps.

4 Document

Build policies, procedures, SSP content, and supporting records.

5 Evidence

Tie each requirement to proof that can be found and maintained.

6 Prepare

Organize for the applicable self-assessment or independent path.

Good questions, clear answers

Start with the right scope.

Your company size does not determine your level. The contract language, the information you handle, and the systems touching that information do.

How do we know whether Level 1 or Level 2 applies?

Start with the solicitation or contract, applicable flow-downs, and the information your organization receives or creates. FCI-only work may point to Level 1. CUI or an explicit Level 2 requirement calls for a Level 2 analysis.

What does the $399 CMMC Pulsar option provide?

CMMC Pulsar provides a guided, self-service workspace for organizing readiness work: environment discovery, requirement review, policies, evidence, gaps, next actions, and exportable records. The listed option is $399 per user; current access and checkout terms appear on the CMMC Pulsar site.

What is included in the $3,000 done-for-you Level 1 service?

For a defined Level 1 environment, FBP leads scoping, requirement review, tailored documentation, evidence organization, gap planning, and SPRS preparation. Technical remediation or material changes in scope may require separate work.

Does Federal Bid Partners support Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171?

Yes. FBP supports CUI scoping, gap analysis, SSP and POA&M work, evidence mapping, implementation coordination, and preparation for the assessment path required by the solicitation or contract.

Does Federal Bid Partners issue CMMC certifications?

No. Federal Bid Partners provides readiness, implementation, documentation, and advisory support. When an independent C3PAO certification assessment is required, it must be performed by an authorized CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organization.

Where can we verify Daniel's CMMC at Sea appearance?

Daniel is listed as a 2027 speaker on the official CMMC at Sea speaker page. The event organizer controls the final agenda, session title, timing, and format. View the official listing ↗