Einpresswire Kardex and Monterey Technologies Achieve CMMC Level 2 Compliance
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- •Kardex achieved Tier 2 CMMC compliance on June 9, 2026.
- •Monterey Technologies announced its CMMC Level 2 certification on June 11, 2026.
- •Both companies enhance cybersecurity measures for U.S. defense operations.
Kardex announced its achievement of Tier 2 CMMC compliance on June 9, 2026, enhancing its cybersecurity measures for U.S. government and defense operations. Similarly, Monterey Technologies achieved CMMC Level 2 certification on June 11, 2026, reinforcing its commitment to cybersecurity. Both companies are now better positioned to support U.S. defense initiatives by ensuring their automated storage solutions meet stringent security requirements. The CMMC compliance is crucial for contractors working with the Department of Defense, as it aims to protect sensitive information from cyber threats. This compliance indicates a proactive approach to cybersecurity within the defense sector, though no specific attack vectors or incidents were reported in the articles. The developments reflect ongoing efforts to bolster cybersecurity standards among defense contractors.
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