www.prnewswire.com ATX Defense Wins $49 Million Army Cybersecurity Compliance Contract
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- •ATX Defense awarded a $49 million contract to support cybersecurity compliance for small businesses.
- •The NCODE program aims to simplify CMMC Level 2 certification for defense contractors.
- •Over 300 organizations currently use ATX Defense's CMMC Space platform.
ATX Defense has been awarded a five-year, $49 million contract by the U.S. Army as part of the NCODE program, aimed at assisting small and mid-sized defense contractors in achieving cybersecurity compliance. The contract focuses on the CMMC Space platform, which provides tools for contractors preparing for Level 2 certification ahead of the November 10 compliance deadline. The NCODE Marketplace will facilitate access to CMMC Space, which is designed to be a cost-effective solution for compliance. ATX Defense's platform is already in use by over 300 organizations, with more than 70 defense contractors having achieved Level 2 CMMC certification. The initiative is seen as crucial for maintaining the security of the defense supply chain. The Army has selected eight companies to participate in the NCODE Marketplace, which is expected to launch later in 2026.
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