Kristen Smith 
Evolver has achieved Level 2 certification under the Department of War’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program, positioning the company to support defense programs that require verified protection of controlled unclassified information.
The designation, awarded following an independent third-party assessment, validates compliance with cybersecurity standards ensuring the defense industrial base can withstand frequent and sophisticated cyberthreats, Evolver said Thursday.
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What Does the CMMC Achievement Mean for Government Customers?
The milestone supports Evolver’s ability to deliver IT modernization and cybersecurity services in federal high-trust environments.
For agencies and prime contractors, partnering with CMMC-certified vendors mitigates security risks to mission data while streamlining procurement through verified alignment with federal cybersecurity frameworks, Evolver said.
How Does the Certification Align With Evolver’s Growth Strategy?
The certification comes as Evolver continues to expand its federal footprint through Evolver Federal, a business unit focused on delivering cybersecurity, cloud and enterprise IT services to government clients.
The federal segment was established after Evolver’s parent company, Converged Security Solutions, acquired and integrated Solutions By Design II into Evolver.
