Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement

DFARS cybersecurity support for contractors that need implementation, not just a checklist.

Hatty AI helps contractors connect contractual cybersecurity obligations to the systems, people, documentation, and operating practices that must support them.

Review my DFARS environment

Where Hatty AI can help

Contract and data-flow awareness

Identify where contractual cybersecurity requirements apply and where covered information moves through the environment.

NIST 800-171 implementation

Translate applicable security requirements into technical controls, procedures, ownership, and evidence.

Incident readiness

Establish roles, logging, escalation, preservation, and response processes so the organization can act quickly when an event occurs.

Supplier and cloud dependencies

Document external systems, service providers, subcontractor dependencies, and responsibility boundaries that can affect compliance.

Documentation and evidence

Maintain records that explain what is implemented, who owns it, and how the organization verifies it over time.

DFARS, NIST 800-171, and CMMC are related but not identical search intents

This page focuses on the contractual cybersecurity context that defense contractors may encounter under DFARS. For detailed control implementation, use our NIST SP 800-171 page. For certification-readiness work, use our CMMC services page. Keeping those topics separate helps buyers find the right information and prevents three pages from repeating the same content.

Implementation should follow the contract and the actual environment

Requirements can depend on contract language, the type of information handled, the systems involved, and changes in regulations or government guidance. Hatty AI can support the technical and operational work, while contract interpretation and legal conclusions should be handled with the appropriate contracting or legal professionals.

Build a system that can be maintained

The strongest program is one the business can operate after the initial project. We help define ownership, recurring review, evidence collection, technical maintenance, and issue tracking so compliance work becomes part of the operating model rather than a one-time scramble.