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XACT Achieves CMMC Level 2 Final Self-Assessment Status

Defense programs depend on manufacturing partners that can protect sensitive information and deliver hardware built to specification. XACT has achieved CMMC Level 2 Final Self-Assessment status in SPRS, meeting all 110 NIST SP 800-171 Revision 2 security requirements within its assessed environment.

For customers sourcing custom cable assemblies and wire harnesses, this milestone adds cybersecurity assurance to XACT’s manufacturing capabilities and established quality credentials.

Protecting the information behind your assembly

Cable drawings, specifications, and equipment interface details can contain Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Protecting that information is part of supporting a defense program from initial engineering discussions through production.

XACT’s cybersecurity practices support the safeguarding of CUI within the assessed environment, giving purchasing and program teams a documented qualification to consider when selecting a cable manufacturing partner.

Custom cable manufacturing backed by quality credentials

XACT manufactures custom cable assemblies and wire harnesses around the electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements of the equipment. Our capabilities include overmolded cable assemblies, engineering support, prototype development, and repeat production.

Our qualifications also include AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality management certifications, supported by relevant defense registrations and personnel certifications. Together, these credentials help customers evaluate the manufacturing processes, workmanship, and information safeguards behind their cable assemblies.

Review XACT’s qualifications

Developing a new harness or sourcing an existing assembly? Explore our certifications and compliance credentials, then contact XACT to discuss your technical requirements and request the current documentation relevant to your program.

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