Understanding Licensed Training Providers (LTPs) in CMMCALicensed Training Provider (LTP)is an entity that is authorized by theCybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Accreditation Body (CMMC-AB)todeliver CMMC trainingbased on anapproved curriculum.
Provides CMMC-AB-approved training programsfor individuals seeking CMMC certifications.
Uses an official CMMC curriculumthat aligns with theCMMC Body of Knowledge (BoK)and other CMMC-AB guidance.
Prepares students for CMMC roles, such asCertified CMMC Assessors (CCA) and Certified CMMC Professionals (CCP).
Key Responsibilities of an LTP:
A. Creates DoD-licensed training → Incorrect
TheCMMC-AB, not the DoD, manages LTP licensing. LTPsdo not create new training contentbut mustfollow an approved curriculum.
B. Instructs a curriculum approved by CMMC-AB → Correct
LTPsteacha curriculum that has beenapproved by the CMMC-AB, ensuring consistency in CMMC training.
C. May market itself as a CMMC-AB Licensed Provider for testing → Incorrect
LTPs provide training, not testing. Testing is handled byLicensed Partner Publishers (LPPs)and exam bodies.
D. Delivers training using some CMMC body of knowledge objectives → Incorrect
LTPs mustfully adhereto theCMMC-AB-approved curriculum, not just "some" objectives.
Why is the Correct Answer "Instructs a curriculum approved by CMMC-AB" (B)?
CMMC-AB Licensed Training Provider (LTP) Program Guidelines
CMMC Body of Knowledge (BoK)
CMMC-AB Training & Certification Framework
CMMC 2.0 References Supporting This Answer:
Final Answer:✔B. Instructs a curriculum approved by CMMC-AB
