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Space Coast IT Solutions Company Rolle IT Takes Bold Step with $500,000 Investment in Cybersecurity Operations in support of Department of Defense CMMC Regulations

Uncategorized / March 6, 2024 / cmmc, cybersecurity, DIB, DOD, MSP, mssp, Rolleit

For Immediate Release

Space Coast, Florida – 3-6-24 – In a proactive move towards fortifying cyber defenses for clients and ensuring compliance with the latest and upcoming Department of Defense standards, Rolle IT has announced a substantial investment of over $500,000 in its cybersecurity and compliance program. This investment marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to safeguarding its operations and client operations against evolving cyber threats.

This investment represents software, training, compliance, and a sizable growth in its Security Operations Team which is led by a former NSA cyber analyst and comprised of multiple CMMC Registered Practitioners, CMMC Certified Professionals, cybersecurity subject matter experts and compliance specialists.

Rolle IT is proud to announce its intent to achieve Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC 2.0) compliance as an extended services provider to Defense Industrial Base Contractors. The CMMC framework, established by the Department of Defense (DoD), serves as a comprehensive cybersecurity standard designed to enhance the protection of sensitive government information. CMMC is expected to be a requirement of some federal contracts as soon as fall of 2024.

Among other IT Consulting and Development capabilities, Rolle IT currently serves as a Managed Services Provider (Helpdesk/ IT Operations/ IT Infrastructure/ Cybersecurity Operations) to small and medium businesses, with a focus on serving the Defense Industrial Base and supporting those who support our warfighters.

By investing in resources to work with client organizations to prepare for achieving CMMC, Rolle IT demonstrates its unwavering commitment to meeting the rigorous cybersecurity requirements set forth by the DoD and other regulatory bodies. This commitment not only strengthens the company’s ability to support organizations who participate in government contracts but also underscores its dedication to maintaining the highest standards of cybersecurity across all facets of its operations for all clients.

“At Rolle IT, we recognize that cybersecurity is not just a priority – it’s a fundamental imperative. Our substantial investment in cybersecurity and focusing for preparing us and our clients for CMMC underscore our unwavering commitment to protecting our clients’ data and maintaining the trust they place in us. We remain steadfast in our dedication to staying ahead of emerging threats and ensuring the resilience of our cybersecurity defenses.”- Cordell Rolle, CEO

With this bold investment and achievement, Rolle IT reaffirms its position as a leader in the IT industry, upholding an elevated standard for cybersecurity excellence and proactive risk management.

For media inquiries or further information, please contact:

Ashleigh Caswell, VP Commercial Services, Rolle IT, 321-872-7576, CMMC@Rolleit.com

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