eCreek IT Solutions Hosts 'CMMC Chaos' Compliance Conversation in Denver
CMMC Chaos brings Denver defense contractors and business leaders together for a candid conversation about CMMC, compliance requirements and what could change next.
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Free Aug. 27 event brings Colorado business leaders and compliance experts together for candid conversation, networking and practical guidance.
DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, August 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- eCreek IT will bring Colorado business leaders, cybersecurity professionals and compliance experts together for CMMC Chaos: The Pentagon Hit Pause. Your Contracts Didn’t., a free evening event on Thursday, August 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Carboy Winery in Denver.CMMC Chaos is designed to be a broad conversation about the changing compliance environment facing businesses today. The evening will give attendees an opportunity to ask questions, exchange perspectives and hear from professionals working directly with cybersecurity, compliance and contracting requirements.
The event comes as organizations across industries face an increasingly complicated mix of contractual obligations, cybersecurity requirements, regulatory expectations and rapidly evolving technology. Artificial intelligence is adding another dimension, as businesses adopt new tools while determining how security, privacy, governance and existing compliance responsibilities apply.
Rather than attempting to walk attendees through a checklist of individual frameworks, CMMC Chaos is intended to create an open discussion about what these changes mean in practice, and how organizations can make informed decisions as requirements continue to evolve.
The conversation is particularly timely for organizations connected to the Defense Industrial Base following The Pentagon’s suspension of CMMC Phase 2 implementation and its review of the program. The change has generated questions about what has actually changed, what obligations remain in place and how contractors and suppliers should approach compliance in the meantime.
The discussion will feature RJ Garma, Ph.D., a defense contractor and former U.S. Air Force officer, and Zach Horton, a CCP Certified Professional and cybersecurity compliance expert with eCreek IT Solutions. Garma brings experience spanning military service, aerospace and defense contracting, while Horton works with organizations on compliance readiness, cybersecurity risk management and operational resilience.
Elan Jones will moderate the discussion, helping guide a practical conversation around the questions businesses are asking now and opening the floor for audience participation.
“This is not a technical seminar or a sales presentation,” according to the event description. Instead, eCreek designed the evening to be conversational and accessible, giving attendees an opportunity to bring their own questions and discuss compliance challenges with people navigating them every day.
Along with the moderated discussion and live Q&A, attendees will have time to connect with other Colorado business and technology professionals over drinks and light appetizers. The smaller setting is intentional, with attendance limited to help keep the discussion interactive.
The event is open to business owners, executives, manufacturers, engineering and construction firms, aerospace organizations, defense contractors and other Colorado businesses interested in cybersecurity, compliance, contracting requirements or responsible technology adoption. Organizations considering future federal contracting opportunities are also encouraged to attend.
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