OSIbeyond has introduced a compliance-as-a-service, or CaaS, offering designed to help defense contractors secure and maintain Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification.
The fully managed, subscription-based model integrates IT operations, cybersecurity and compliance into a single platform, the Maryland-headquartered company said Wednesday.
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What Does OSIbeyond’s CaaS Offering Include?
The CaaS model delivers a comprehensive set of capabilities required for CMMC readiness: secure cloud environments built on Microsoft Government Community Cloud or GCC High, fully managed IT and cybersecurity operations, and continuous compliance management, documentation and audit readiness. The platform also supports implementation and maintenance of CMMC-aligned controls.
The offering addresses common challenges faced by defense industrial base contractors, including high implementation costs. Unlike traditional compliance services that can require significant upfront investment, OSIbeyond’s subscription model offers predictable monthly costs, making compliance more accessible to small and mid-sized contractors.
“We built CaaS to remove the complexity and financial barriers that prevent contractors from moving forward,” Payam Pourkhomami, CEO of OSIbeyond, stated. “This model allows organizations to focus on their core business while we manage the environment, security, and compliance required to support their success.”
What Is OSIbeyond?
OSIbeyond is a managed IT and cybersecurity services provider, delivering secure, compliant tools for organizations operating in regulated environments.
The company achieved CMMC Level 2 in 2025, demonstrating its ability to meet Department of War cybersecurity requirements for protecting controlled unclassified information
