I just read a post on LinkedIn by Jeremiah Price with a starting statement of "Most CMMC violations won't be caught by an auditor. They'll be caught by a whistleblower." He goes on to state that "The False Claims Act has a provision most defense contractors don't know about: anyone — an employee, a subcontractor, a competitor — can file a qui tam lawsuit on behalf of the federal government if they believe you submitted a false claim. That includes an inaccurate SPRS score." And here I thought sharks only lived in the ocean. Wow. I don't know what statistics might back up that claim of "Most violations", but that's an eye-opening statement. What are your thoughts?

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Welcome to the CMMC Readiness Vault. Thanks for joining. As you can see, we're just getting started. As more members join, I hope to keep the conversations flowing in the Community area. If you know of anyone who might be interested in all things CMMC, send them this way. If there's anything in particular you are interested in or have questions about, please let me know...and welcome aboard!