WOLF Advanced Technology Achieves CMMC Level 2 Certification to Bolster Defense Supply Chain Security

As one of the first Canadian firms to reach this milestone, WOLF aligns with rigorous U.S. Department of Defense standards for protecting sensitive mission data. By Embedded Systems Engineering / 19 Nov 2025
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WOLF Advanced Technology has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2, marking a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to secure sensitive information and provide trusted hardware solutions for the defense and aerospace sectors. This certification aligns the company’s operations with the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DoD) latest cybersecurity standards, specifically concerning the safeguarding of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).

The achievement positions the company as one of the first Canadian organizations to meet these specific requirements, addressing the increasing demand for cyber resilience within the global defense supply chain. This certification complements WOLF’s existing quality and security framework, which includes AS9100 certification for quality management and Joint Certification Program (JCP) approval for handling controlled defense information.

By securing CMMC Level 2, the company provides technical and industrial partners with validation that its internal systems and processes meet high-level security protocols. This disciplined approach is integrated across the lifecycle of their products, from initial concept and engineering through to production and long-term support.

“Achieving CMMC Level 2 is a major step in demonstrating how deeply cybersecurity is embedded in everything we do at WOLF,” said Utpal Patel, Vice President of IT & Cybersecurity. “It validates the trust our defense partners place in us and reinforces our commitment to protecting critical information and national security interests. By meeting these standards, we’re strengthening our own systems and helping build a more secure and resilient defense supply chain.”

The certification reflects a broader trend in the rugged computing and embedded systems industries toward proactive compliance with international security regulations. For customers operating in mission-critical environments, the certification serves as an assurance that the data and systems involved in the development of advanced technology are protected against evolving cyber threats.

Posted by Embedded Systems Engineering Connect

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