They break requirements into manageable groupings that help map controls, owners, and evidence to a practical implementation plan.
CMMC is structured so organizations can navigate requirements systematically. Domains group security topics, while processes and practices provide more specific expectations that can be translated into policies, procedures, technical configurations, and operational activities.
For implementation, this structure helps teams build workstreams and assign ownership. It also supports evidence planning by clarifying what needs to exist, what must be performed, and what records should demonstrate consistent execution.
The fastest way to lose time is to treat every practice as a separate project. Grouping by domain and process helps design reusable evidence and consistent operating routines.
“Structure is what makes a large requirement set implementable.”
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It requires demonstrable evidence that required practices are implemented and operating, aligned with the assessment methodology and expectations.
An Anti-bribery Management System (ABMS) is a set of management system controls designed to prevent, detect, and address bribery risks. ISO 37001 specifies requirements for implementing and maintaining that system.
Preparation is based on the key domains covered: Explain the correlation between ISO 22301 and other standards and regulatory frameworks; Apply concepts, approaches, and methods to deploy a BCMS.
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