CMMC 2.0 - Delta 20 Practices

CMMC 2.0 - Delta 20 Practices: Important Distinction for Organizations Seeking Certification (OSC)

While CMMC 2.0 eliminates the 20 additional practices that was part of CMMC 1.0 - aka the Delta 20 practices, it is important that OSCs realize that some of the Delta 20 practices are already a part of the 110 practices of NIST 800-171. Using specific practices from the Delta 20 practices, I have provided example mappings below showing how some of these Delta 20 practices are already a part of the 110 practices of NIST 800-171.

NIST SP 800-171 Contains the Delta 20 Practices.

Delta 20 Practices NIST SP 800-171 Mapping Mapping Comments
IR.2.094 Analyze and triage events to support event resolution and incident declaration: The assessment objectives of this practice include analyzing events, performing correlation analysis on events, providing a process for reporting events so that events can be triaged, analyzed, and addressed; and escalating events to the appropriate stakeholder, as needed. IR.3.098 - Incident Tracking: The assessment objectives of this practice include tracking, documenting, and reporting incidents. Incidents cannot be reported without events triage. So, the delta 20 practice -IR.2.094, is already part of the 110 practices in NIST SP 800-171 - IR.3.098.
IR.2.097 Perform root cause analysis on incidents to determine underlying causes: The assessment objectives of this practice include - the organization has a post-incident response activity, and the organization determines the root cause of incidents. IR.3.099 - Incident Response Testing: The assessment objective summary of this practice checks that incident response capability is tested. Incident response capability testing cannot be completed without an incident root cause analysis. So, the delta 20 practice -IR.2.097, is already part of the 110 practices in NIST SP 800-171 - IR.3.099.
SC.2.179 Use encrypted sessions for the management of network devices: The assessment objectives of this practice checks that the tools used for establishing remote connections to network devices use encryption. AC.3.014 - Remote Access Confidentiality: The assessment objectives of this practice includes: Cryptographic mechanisms to protect the confidentiality of remote access sessions are identified and implemented. The delta 20 practice -SC.2.179, is already part of the 110 practices in NIST SP 800-171 - AC.3.014.



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