Cmmchero
A CMMC evidence workspace for small defense contractors that reconciles authorized asset sources, maps candidate CUI flows and produces a reviewable system-security-plan package with drift history.
Small defense-industrial-base contractors can face CMMC work with incomplete inventories, uncertain controlled-unclassified-information flows and a system security plan assembled from interviews and spreadsheets. Cmmchero collects only authorized network, endpoint and cloud observations, reconciles them with owner testimony, and turns disagreements and gaps into review candidates for management, consultants and assessors. Discovery is not complete inventory, a generated boundary is not a legal applicability conclusion, a system security plan is a management artifact rather than proof of implementation, and only an authorized assessment organization can issue its assessment results.
The owner, IT lead, security lead or compliance manager at a small defense contractor preparing its CMMC scope and evidence with an external adviser or assessor.
The source identifies a current CMMC preparation window and a concrete asset-inventory failure signal.
A small defense contractor's owner, IT or compliance lead has a specific preparation and assessment context.
The source records four cross-reference mentions and three inbound connections.
A narrow small-contractor buyer, a current CMMC forcing function, confirmed open inventory interfaces and a costly assessment category make the evidence gap concrete.
Asset and CUI scope require expert judgment, discovery is necessarily incomplete, managed setup and review weaken leverage, current official applicability must be revalidated and no structural incumbent barrier is established.
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