Granite revealed to the public today that obtaining CMMC Level 2 certification is a feat that belongs to them. This achievement enhances the company’s cybersecurity capabilities and is a clear indication that they are prepared to handle federal contracts.
With the updated certification, Granite was able to fulfill all 110 security controls and satisfy 320 assessment objectives. The company achieved an evaluation score that was nearly perfect.
Since the U.S. Department of Defense has made CMMC compliance a requirement for federal certification, a green light for Granite. New federal contracts will require CMMC eligibility as of November 10, 2025.
Granite’s Chief Technology Officer put the company’s accountability under the spotlight. The team has spent the last years adjusting the infrastructure, security policies, and training to comply with the CMMC standards.
This certification is an entry ticket for the Granite race for projects involving the handling of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Thus, the company is presently in a position to obtain contracts with a high monetary value across federal infrastructure sectors.
In sum, the feat of Granite is an indicator of the company’s devotion to security. Beyond that, moving the company to a solid position among a handful of companies that are certified CMMC requirements.
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Source: Businesswire
