The Cyber AB Appoints Mathew Newfield as COO Amid CMMC Program Implementation
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- •Mathew Newfield appointed as COO of The Cyber AB on May 4, 2026.
- •Newfield has a strong background in cybersecurity and digital transformation.
- •His leadership is crucial for the ongoing implementation of the CMMC Program.
The Cyber AB has appointed Mathew Newfield as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Newfield will oversee daily operations and strategic growth within the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Program. His appointment comes as the CMMC enters its first official year of implementation, highlighting the organization's focus on enhancing cybersecurity standards. Newfield brings extensive experience from major technology firms, including roles at One Diversified, Unisys, and IBM. His leadership is expected to drive operational excellence and customer success in the evolving cybersecurity landscape. The Cyber AB aims to strengthen its accreditation processes and support the defense supply chain's cybersecurity needs. Newfield's tenure begins immediately, emphasizing the urgency of his role in this critical period.
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