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Identifying CUI and Defining CMMC Scope

This session focuses on one of the most critical—and most frequently misunderstood—steps in CMMC readiness: correctly identifying Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and defining assessment scope. Participants will learn how CUI is defined by the U.S. Government, how it appears in real contracts and data flows, and how improper identification can dramatically expand cost, complexity, and audit risk. The discussion walks through practical methods for tracing CUI through systems, users, and environments, then translating that analysis into a defensible CMMC scope aligned with the final rule. Designed for executives, compliance owners, and technical leaders, this session addresses: What qualifies as CUI (and what does not) How CUI enters, moves through, and exits an organization How to scope systems, enclaves, and users without over-scoping The relationship between CUI identification, SSP accuracy, and audit outcomes The objective is disciplined scoping: protecting what matters, avoiding unnecessary burden, and building a CMMC program that is both compliant and sustainable.