Breach Remediation
Respond Quickly. Report Accurately. Recover Confidently.
A cybersecurity breach is a high-stakes moment—especially if you’re a Department of Defense contractor or subcontractor handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Under DFARS 252.204-7012, you’re required to report cyber incidents within 72 hours and take immediate steps to mitigate the impact.
At FedComply Group LLC, we help DoD contractors respond to breaches in a way that protects your contracts, meets federal reporting requirements, and lays the foundation for long-term recovery.
Why Breach Remediation Is Critical
A breach isn’t just an IT problem—it’s a compliance event. If your systems are compromised, the way you respond is just as important as the breach itself. Failing to follow proper procedures can lead to:
Contract penalties or disqualification
Negative SPRS scoring
Loss of DoD trust
Legal exposure under federal regulations
Whether the breach is large or small, swift and structured action is essential.
Our Approach to Breach Remediation
We act fast—so you can stay in control. Our remediation process focuses on three priorities: containment, compliance, and communication.
1. Incident Triage & Containment
We assess the breach’s scope, contain active threats, and coordinate with your internal IT or MSP to ensure your systems are stabilized.
2. Compliance-Driven Response
We align your response with the requirements of DFARS 7012 and NIST 800-171, including:
Proper documentation of the breach
Identification of affected information and systems
Preservation of data and evidence for forensic analysis
Notification to the DoD via the DIBNet portal (as required)
3. POA&M & Remediation Strategy
After containment, we help you develop or update your Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M) to address the vulnerabilities that led to the incident—improving your posture and preventing future breaches.
When to Call Us
Our breach remediation support is ideal for:
Subcontractors unsure how to report or document the incident
SMBs without a formal response plan in place
Prime contractors needing to coordinate reporting across supply chains
Any organization that may be subject to CMMC audits or DoD contract renewals
Even if you’re uncertain whether an event qualifies as a breach under DFARS, it’s better to act fast. We’ll help you make that determination and ensure you’re not exposed to unnecessary risk.
Don’t Wait for It to Get Worse
The worst thing you can do after a breach is hesitate. Let our compliance experts walk you through every step, from first response to full remediation. Your response matters. Let’s make it the right one.