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Day 27: Access Is a Privilege—Not a Right

On Day 27, let’s talk about access control—and why “least privilege” is more than a checkbox.

In CMMC, least privilege means limiting access to only what’s necessary. But in practice, it’s a cultural shift. It forces teams to ask: Does this person really need this access?

Why It Matters:

  • Over-permissioned accounts are a hacker’s jackpot
  • Dormant admin rights create silent vulnerabilities
  • Role creep happens fast, especially in growing teams

Quick Wins:

  • Audit permissions quarterly
  • Remove unused accounts
  • Use MFA and session timeouts

At Valeo Networks, we help you build least privilege frameworks that protect your data without slowing down your teams.

📩 Contact: Jim Gast – jim@valeonetworks.com

Day 45: The Real Meaning of “Least Privilege” in CMMC

Day 45: The Real Meaning of “Least Privilege” in CMMC

On Day 45 of the CMMC Countdown, let’s unpack a term that gets thrown around a lot: least privilege.

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Day 49: What Is DIBCAC—and Why It Matters for Level 3

Day 49: What Is DIBCAC—and Why It Matters for Level 3

If you’re aiming for CMMC Level 3, DIBCAC is your assessor.With 49 days left, contractors supporting national security programs must understand the ...

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Day 50: What Is a System Security Plan (SSP)?

Day 50: What Is a System Security Plan (SSP)?

No SSP? No SPRS submission. No contract.With 50 days left, your System Security Plan (SSP) should be complete, current, and mapped to your CMMC level.

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