www.celerium.com Celerium Launches DIB CyberDome Amid Rising Cyber Threats for Defense Contractors
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- •Celerium launched the DIB CyberDome to protect 68,000 small and mid-sized defense contractors.
- •The platform addresses critical CMMC Level 2 compliance requirements for cybersecurity.
- •Celerium's partnership with NDIA aims to enhance support for defense contractors facing cyber threats.
Celerium has launched the DIB CyberDome, a cybersecurity platform aimed at small and mid-sized defense contractors, to combat escalating cyber threats and meet compliance demands. Approximately 68,000 contractors handle sensitive DoD data, making them prime targets for cyber-attacks. The platform includes the Cyber Interceptor, which enhances individual contractor defenses, and the Elevated Defense System, which provides AI-powered ecosystem defense. These solutions address critical compliance requirements for CMMC Level 2, which many smaller contractors struggle to meet due to resource constraints. The launch comes as defense contractors face increasing threats from international adversaries and accelerated compliance timelines. Celerium's partnership with the NDIA aims to further support these contractors in navigating cybersecurity challenges. The Cyber Interceptor will be available in April 2026, while the Elevated Defense System will enter early access in July 2026.
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