Cyber AB CMMC-CCA Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

The CMMC Assessment Process (CAP), Phase 2 – Conduct the Assessment defines the subphases for generating final recommended results. The steps are:

Determine final practice MET/NOT MET/NA results

Create, finalize, and record recommended final findings

Resolve assessment findings disputes

Extract:

“The assessment team determines the final practice status, records recommended findings, and resolves disputes with the OSC prior to finalizing recommended results.”

The Physical Protection (PE) practices require that visitors to facilities where CUI is processed must be escorted at all times by an authorized individual. Familiarity or long-term knowledge of the visitor does not remove the requirement.

Extract from PE.L2-3.10.3:

“Escort visitors and monitor visitor activity to ensure they do not access areas or information for which they are not authorized.”

Thus, the correct action is for the contact person (the engineer’s point of contact) to escort the engineer during the entire maintenance activity.

Certification can only be granted to the legal entities that own the CAGE codes under assessment. If multiple CAGE codes are in play (HQ, host, and supporting units), and they are all included in scope, then all entities with corresponding CAGE codes that were assessed can be certified.

Exact Extracts:

CMMC Assessment Guide: “The CMMC certificate is issued to the legal entity (as identified by the CAGE code(s)) that was assessed.”

“When multiple CAGE codes are presented, all in-scope entities must provide documentation and may be certified if assessed.”

“Certification applies to the OSC legal entity (or entities) within scope, including HQ, host, and supporting units, as applicable.”

Why other options are not correct:

A/B/C: Limit scope to only HQ or subsets, but the requirement is that all entities with provided and in-scope CAGE codes are eligible.