Cybersecurity readiness for mission-critical defense work took a significant step forward as MathCraft Security Technologies, Inc. has recently earned CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Certification. This milestone validates the company’s ability to meet U.S. Department of War (DoW) security requirements within the modern defense structure that evolved from the former Department of Defense. The achievement provides government and Defense Industrial Base partners with added assurance that MathCraft’s security controls and operational practices safeguard sensitive information across regulated environments.
This certification confirms the company’s ability to meet stringent U.S. Department of War cybersecurity requirements supporting sensitive government and Defense Industrial Base programs. The certification was awarded following a rigorous assessment conducted by an authorized CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO), validating both technical controls and operational processes, as further detailed in MathCraft Security Technologies, Inc. Achieves CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Certification, Strengthening Protection of Mission-Critical Programs.
“This certification is more than a compliance milestone; it reflects trust, transparency, and mission readiness,” said Imo Etuk, MathCraft President and CEO. “Our customers can be confident that cybersecurity is deeply embedded into our culture and operations.”
For customers, this achievement provides independent assurance that MathCraft’s cybersecurity practices meet the DoW’s required safeguards for protecting sensitive information. This level of validation is essential for partners supporting national security operations, where safeguarding sensitive information is directly tied to readiness and trust. CMMC Level 2 certification confirms alignment with all 110 security requirements defined in NIST Special Publication 800-171, helping organizations reduce risk, maintain compliance, and protect critical government programs through proven CMMC 2.0 Certification standards.
“CMMC Level 2 certification reinforces our promise to customers that their data, systems, and missions are protected by proven and validated cybersecurity controls,” added Etuk, “our customers can engage with MathCraft confidently, knowing we are fully prepared to support their compliance and operational needs.”
In mission-critical defense environments, cybersecurity is not a checkbox; it is an operational requirement. CMMC Level 2 certification builds on more than three decades of work by MathCraft in support of the U.S. industrial security and intelligence communities, delivering solutions designed to safeguard sensitive information central to national security missions. This experience shapes MathCraft’s disciplined cybersecurity governance, proactive risk management, and continuous monitoring, reinforced through its Security Compliance Software across highly regulated defense settings.
In support of its achievement, MathCraft’s Industrial Security Software solutions extend the impact of CMMC Level 2 certification into day-to-day security operations for cleared facilities and defense partners. MathCraft unifies Access Commander, Portal Commander, and ViSi Commander into one platform that streamlines compliance, improves visibility, and maintains audit-ready oversight for critical defense programs. Together, these solutions support on-premises, secure cloud, and SCIF deployments, aligning security governance with evolving defense compliance demands.
To learn more about this milestone, visit https://mathcraft.com.
About MathCraft Security Technologies, Inc.
MathCraft Security Technologies, Inc. is a U.S.-based small business delivering the most comprehensive Industrial Security Software in the industry. Through advanced security compliance software platforms and validated readiness under CMMC 2.0 Certification, MathCraft supports organizations seeking to safeguard sensitive information, maintain compliance, and strengthen cybersecurity governance.
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