Cellebrite Federal Solutions says it has earned CMMC Level 2 accreditation
The company said the third-party certification can help it pursue federal work involving controlled unclassified information.
Cellebrite Federal Solutions, Inc. said it has earned Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2 accreditation after an independent third-party assessment.
The company said the certification applies to contractors that handle controlled unclassified information for the Department of War supply chain and now requires a third-party assessment rather than self-attestation. CFSI said the result removes a barrier to entry for providing services to federal agencies.
In its release, the company said it met the standard by implementing and documenting 110 security practices across 14 control families. Those families include access control, incident response, risk management, system and communications protection, and auditing and accountability.
CFSI said the certification builds on this year’s FedRAMP High Authorization achieved by Cellebrite Government Cloud. The company said the two milestones reinforce its role as a security-first partner for federal agencies.
Cellebrite Federal Solutions is a FOCI-mitigated subsidiary of Cellebrite DI Ltd. based in Tysons Corner, Virginia, according to the release. The company said it serves U.S. justice, defense, intelligence and federal civilian agencies.
Philip O’Reilly, senior vice president, chief operating officer and head of federal strategy for Cellebrite Federal Solutions, said the certification is a significant milestone and a signal to federal customers and partners that protecting sensitive information is paramount. He said the independent validation, along with the recent FedRAMP High authorization, reflects an ongoing commitment to work with the federal government in a trusted, secure and responsible manner.
The release did not say when the company expects any new federal contracts or awards tied to the certification. It said the accreditation was obtained through a Certified Third-Party Assessment Organization.
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