Christopher Canter will be featured speaker at two upcoming American Conference Institute events on CMMC 2.0 compliance

The Commpliance Group President, Christopher Canter, will be a featured speaker at two upcoming discussions on CMMC 2.0 compliance this June.  

June 16, 2026: CMMC & CPCSC Compliance for Canadian Industry

 

Topics include: 

✔️Maintaining compliance across the full three-year cycle, especially for controls that need regular updates such as access management, vulnerability scanning, and incident response
✔️ Practical strategies for staying assessment-ready
✔️ Managing changes like acquisitions or boundary adjustments —while sustaining a strong cybersecurity posture

This is an online event.

 

Event Link: https://www.canadianinstitute.com/cmmc-cpcsc-compliance-for-canadian-industry/agenda/

June 18, 2026: DCAA & DCMA Cost, Pricing, Compliance & Audits 

 

Topics include: 

✔️Developing ”flow-down” verification processes that protect your prime contract status without assuming liability for a subcontractor’s cybersecurity failure
✔️Integrating CMMC Costs into Pricing Models: Recovering the costs of cybersecurity upgrades and assessments (C3PAO) through indirect cost pools while maintaining competitive, compliant proposal pricing

This is an in-person event taking place in Arlington, Virginia.

 

Event Link: https://www.americanconference.com/dcaa-dcma-cost-pricing/agenda/

 

Chris Canter is a skilled attorney with a concentration in cybersecurity law, telecommunications law, and regulatory compliance. He has over eighteen years of experience focused on telecommunications regulatory law and commercial software contracts, including law firm and in-house positions. Before joining The Commpliance Group, he was Senior Legal Counsel at Motorola Solutions. Here served as the primary legal manager to business units on all communications matters for services in North and South America, including government regulation of telecommunications products, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. Before joining Motorola Solutions, Chris served as in-house counsel for several multinational corporations, managing global regulatory and legal obligations.