Government & Defense · International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Issued by
US Department of State (DDTC)
Typical timeline
6-12 weeks
Assessed by
Internal program review
Validity
Ongoing obligation
Overview
Who needs ITAR?
- 01Defense manufacturers and exporters
- 02Engineering firms handling USML technical data
- 03Cloud and IT providers hosting ITAR data
Requirements
What the auditor looks for.
- 01RegistrationDDTC registration for manufacturers and exporters.
- 02Jurisdiction & classificationDetermining USML categories for products and data.
- 03Access controlsPreventing unauthorized foreign-person access to technical data.
- 04Compliance programPolicies, training, recordkeeping and voluntary disclosure procedures.
Our approach
From scoping to auditor sign-off.
Customer story
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Typical timeline: 6-12 weeks, depending on scope, maturity and team availability. We'll give you a firm plan after a two-week scoping and gap assessment.
Yes, that's our specialty. ITAR shares substantial control overlap with EAR and CMMC, so we build one control set and map evidence across all of them.
Next framework
EAR
End of the thread
A 30-minute call with a senior practitioner. You leave with a plan either way.
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