An OSC plans to bid for a DoD contract to supply laser welding services to repair a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This requires them to be CMMC Level 2 certified since the information they will receive from the DoD is Controlled Technical Information (CTI). However,their repair and welding services require a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine to fabricate some crucial parts. Since the welding is mainly automated using robots, the OSC has intelligently integrated its SCADA system with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) for increased accuracy, improved safety and efficiency, and enhanced flexibility. As the Lead Assessor for the C3PAO Assessment Team validating the OSC's CMMC assessment scope, you expect the OSC to handle the SCADA system, PLCs, and CNC machines in all the following ways EXCEPT?

You are assessing a contractor's implementation for CMMC practice MA.L2-3.7.4 - Media Inspection by examining their maintenance records. You realize the maintenance logs identify a repeating problem. A recently installed central server has been experiencing issues affecting the performance of the contractor's information systems. This is confirmed by your interview with the contractor's IT team. You requested to investigate the server, and the IT team agreed. On the server, there is a file named conf.zip that gets your attention. You decide to open the file in an isolated computer for further review. To your surprise, the file is a .
exe used when testing the server for data exfiltration. How should this incident be handled?

You were the Lead Assessor on a team that conducted a CMMC assessment for an OSC that passed and earned a CMMC L2 Certification. Meeting this requirement, the OSC bid on and won a DoD contract.
However, a rival company disputes the OSC's CMMC certification status in court. As part of the evidence, the court has directed you to release the assessment results and any evidence you might have relied on to arrive at the assessment results. Based on the CoPC, what action should you take in this situation?

During a POA&M Close-Out Assessment, the Lead Assessor encounters a situation where the organization's corrective actions for a specific practice have inadvertently limited the effectiveness of another practice that was previously scored as 'MET' during the initial assessment. In this scenario, what should the Lead Assessor' s recommendation to their C3PAO be?

The DoD has awarded a defense contractor a contract to deliver next-gen jet engine parts. The order requires the contractor to submit the blueprints/CAD files within six months, and once they are validated, the contractor submits a production schedule. The contractor indicates that they should be able to deliver the components in three years. Which of the following is true about the dates and schedule of the engine components?