Certified Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Professional (CCP) Practice Exam

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What is the contents of the CMMC Assessment Results document?

  1. An overview of the assessment process

  2. Official record of the Assessment results

  3. Checklist of documentation items

  4. Recommendations for improvement

The correct answer is: Official record of the Assessment results

The CMMC Assessment Results document serves as the official record of the assessment results, detailing the findings and conclusions derived from the evaluation process. This document plays a crucial role in providing a formal account of an organization’s compliance with the required cybersecurity practices and processes. Since the CMMC framework is designed to enhance the cybersecurity posture of contractors within the Department of Defense, the results captured in this document are essential for accountability and transparency. They become part of the documentation that stakeholders, including certification bodies and the organization itself, can reference to understand the current cybersecurity maturity level achieved. In contrast, while an overview of the assessment process or a checklist of documentation items may provide valuable context, they do not constitute the outcomes of the assessment itself. Similarly, recommendations for improvement, though beneficial for future enhancements, are not part of the official record that captures the assessment results. The focus of the Assessment Results document is specifically on the results obtained through the assessment rather than on procedural outlines or future suggestions.