CISEVE wins Cyber AB accreditation as a C3PAO
CISEVE has been accredited by Cyber AB as a C3PAO, clearing the way to perform CMMC Level 2 certification assessments. The Burlington, Massachusetts company says the designation will help it support Defense Industrial Base firms protecting Controlled Unclassified Information.
Why it matters: - CISEVE can now perform CMMC Level 2 certification assessments inside the CMMC ecosystem. - The accreditation positions CISEVE to support Defense Industrial Base organizations that handle Controlled Unclassified Information. - Cyber AB accreditation signals that a firm has met the requirements needed to conduct these assessments.
What happened: - CISEVE announced that it is now a Cyber AB Accredited C3PAO. - The company said it met the requirements of ISO 17020:2012. - The accreditation was announced on September 2, 2026. - CISEVE is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.
The details: - ISO 17020:2012 is required to perform CMMC Level 2 certification assessments within the CMMC ecosystem. - CISEVE said it will provide independent, objective, and professional CMMC assessments. - The company said those assessments are aimed at organizations working to protect Controlled Unclassified Information. - Michael Dempsey is listed as the media contact for CISEVE. - CISEVE included its LinkedIn page in the announcement.
Between the lines: - The accreditation gives CISEVE a formal role in a cybersecurity compliance market that matters to defense contractors. - The announcement frames the milestone as both a technical certification win and a credibility marker for assessment work.
What's next: - CISEVE said it is ready to begin supporting organizations that need CMMC Level 2 assessments. - The company expects to help strengthen cybersecurity across the Defense Industrial Base. - CISEVE said it will continue building on the accreditation in its assessment work.
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