CMMC Operator Suite: Release Status

How releases work

Corrections to regulatory citations, control mappings, and document content are applied as they are found and verified, rather than held for a scheduled release. If a clause is renumbered or a control mapping is wrong, it is fixed and reissued.

Detailed release notes ship inside every download as CHANGELOG.md. The record travels with the documents you actually hold, which is more useful than a marketing page describing versions you may not have.

Why there is no version 1.0 yet

Version 1.0 will mark the point at which the full Level 2 documentation set is complete, reviewed end to end, and no longer changing structurally. Until then the Suite carries release-train designations rather than a semantic version number, because semantic numbering would imply a stability the product has not claimed yet.

Buyers are not waiting on 1.0 for completeness. The current release covers all 110 requirements of NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 and all 320 assessment objectives. What 1.0 marks is the end of structural change, not the start of usefulness.

Verifying what you downloaded

Every archive is published with its SHA-256 fingerprint. If the fingerprint of your download matches the value below, the file you hold is byte for byte the file that was published. If it does not match, the download was incomplete or altered in transit, and you should download it again.

The fingerprints below cover the Suite R2026.3 archives. An earlier archive carries a different fingerprint, so check the file name first.

To check it yourself, with no extra software:

Each archive also carries a manifest listing every file it should contain, so you can confirm nothing is missing as well as nothing is altered.