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Ready or Not…Government Contractor Cybersecurity Requirements Roll Out This Month

By Jason M. Vespoli on November 6, 2020
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The Department of Defense is rolling out new regulations over the next five years to set progressive steps toward mandatory cybersecurity certification for government contractors. The first set of requirements goes into effect Nov. 30.

Click here to learn what contractors must do now to ensure they are eligible for award of new contracts, task orders, delivery orders or option terms.

Photo of Jason M. Vespoli Jason M. Vespoli

Jason focuses his practice on federal and state procurement, government technology, bid protests and government contract disputes, and regulatory compliance. He utilizes experience in state government, government technology, and complex procurement to solve problems in innovative and efficient ways.

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    McGuireWoods LLP
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