Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Services

Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Services help defense contractors prepare systems, processes, and documentation for CMMC requirements. In Excellerant’s context, the focus is secure manufacturing software for DNC, CNC program management, machine data, access controls, event logging, and CUI protection that supports CMMC and NIST 800-171 readiness.

Excellerant provides manufacturing software capabilities that support CMMC readiness, not official third-party certification assessments. Its platform helps address shop-floor technical needs such as CUI-bearing G-code protection, user permissions, Active Directory integration, on-premise deployment options, audit logging, and NC file revision control.

CMMC can apply when machine shops handle Controlled Unclassified Information, including defense-related drawings, specifications, work instructions, or CNC programs. Shop-floor systems must help protect that information through controlled access, traceability, secure file handling, and auditable activity records instead of relying on informal file sharing.

Excellerant’s CMMC and NIST 800-171 compliant DNC and machine data software is described as supporting CMMC 2.0 and CMMC 3.0 requirements. The platform includes features such as on-premise deployment options, customizable user permissions, Active Directory integration, event logging, and standards-compliant NC file revision control.

Yes. Excellerant is designed to help protect Controlled Unclassified Information within CNC program files by centralizing NC file management, controlling user permissions, maintaining revision history, logging machine events, and helping ensure operators use the correct current file at the machine.

Yes. Excellerant offers on-premise deployment options for defense-sector and quality-regulated machine shops that require tighter control over machine data and CNC program files. This can be valuable for organizations concerned about cloud lock-in, CUI handling, internal IT policies, or regulated production environments.

Audit logging creates documented evidence of system activity, including machine events, device connectivity history, and NC file revision changes. These records help teams demonstrate control over production files, identify unauthorized or incorrect activity, and support internal reviews or external compliance discussions.

Excellerant’s broader platform is built to connect modern and legacy machines, including RS-232 serial-controlled CNCs and older equipment using intermediary devices. This allows shops to bring long-standing machines into a centralized, controlled, and auditable DNC environment without replacing valuable production assets.