Elodie Collins 
Unissant has achieved Level 2 certification under the Department of War’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification.
The company said Thursday that it received a perfect score and zero findings following an assessment by an authorized certified third-party organization.
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What Does Unissant’s CMMC Level 2 Certification Mean?
The achievement reflects full compliance with cybersecurity requirements for protecting controlled unclassified information in mission environments. CMMC Level 2 requires the implementation of 110 security controls aligned with the National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-171, demonstrating the company’s ability to operate within a secure, governed framework while delivering technology capabilities to federal customers.
“Customers trust us to operate in mission environments where security is fundamental,” Unissant CEO Sumeet Shrivastava stated. “CMMC Level 2 demonstrates that the controls required to execute that mission are in place across Unissant’s environment.”
What Services Does Unissant Offer to Government Customers?
Headquartered in Virginia, Unissant offers a range of technology and cybersecurity services designed to support federal agencies in mission-critical operations. The company delivers digital transformation, data-driven capabilities and secure system delivery.
Unissant’s Partnership With D-Wave
The company recently announced a partnership with D-Wave Quantum to co-market and co-sell hybrid quantum-classical technologies to federal agencies. The technologies provide fraud detection, anomaly identification, workforce and asset allocation modeling, image recognition and pattern detection, and other advanced capabilities to address complex optimization issues in government.
