(Melbourne, Fla.) – Alluvionic, a leading provider of professional services for commercial and government clients, is proud to celebrate its four-year anniversary as a Cyber AB Registered Practitioner Organization (RPO). This anniversary marks a significant milestone in its mission to enhance cybersecurity across the defense industrial base (DIB). As one of the earliest RPOs in the field, Alluvionic has been at the forefront of this effort, providing guidance and expertise to businesses preparing for the new standards.
The CMMC Final Rule, which was finalized in late 2024, mandates that by October 1, 2026, all contractors and subcontractors working with the Department of Defense (DOD) must comply with the CMMC framework. This transformative initiative is reshaping the way businesses protect sensitive information, including Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI). Over the past four years, the company has supported more than 125 organizations in navigating the complexities of Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), helping them secure their critical data and maintain compliance with DOD requirements.
Wendy Romeu, President and CEO of Alluvionic, described CMMC services as a natural complement to the company’s expertise in frameworks like CMMI and ISO.
“For me, this work is deeply personal,” Romeu shared. “My father’s sacrifices during his time in the Army instilled in me a profound respect for the men and women who serve our nation. CMMC allows us to support not just our clients but the broader mission of protecting the information that keeps our government and military secure.”
CMMC compliance can be daunting, but Alluvionic has built its reputation on simplifying the process. Elizabeth Huy, Executive Vice President of Commercial Services, noted that the company focuses on fostering collaboration across IT, cybersecurity, and business teams.
“We take pride in breaking down complex requirements into actionable steps that make sense for each organization,” Huy explained. “Our goal is to guide businesses through compliance without scare tactics or overwhelming them with jargon. It’s about empowering them to achieve their goals with clarity and confidence.”
A key differentiator for Alluvionic is its emphasis on viewing cybersecurity as a company-wide responsibility. Bobby Padilla, the company’s Information Security Director and a CMMC Certified Professional, highlighted the importance of engaging every department in managing cyber risks.
“CMMC compliance isn’t just an IT challenge,” Padilla stated. “It requires buy-in from leadership and participation from many parts of the organization. By fostering a culture of awareness and accountability, businesses can protect themselves and strengthen the entire defense supply chain.”
Clients of Alluvionic have consistently praised the company’s expertise and professionalism. Pradeep Vulli, Head of IT at Hyliion, shared his experience, saying, “The Alluvionic team was highly responsive and professional throughout the entire project. We’re extremely satisfied with their service quality, on-time delivery, and the results they achieved. I would recommend Alluvionic to any organization seeking a partner in cybersecurity compliance.”
As the October 2026 deadline approaches, Alluvionic remains dedicated to ensuring that businesses are not only compliant but also resilient in the face of evolving cybersecurity threats. The company’s focus on personalized support and practical solutions has positioned it as a trusted leader in the CMMC space, ready to help contractors secure their futures.
About Alluvionic
Alluvionic, an 8(a) woman-owned small business, delivers professional services to both commercial and government clients. Its diverse portfolio includes notable organizations such as the U.S. Space Force, Leonardo DRS, Google, NASA, and more. Learn more at www.Alluvionic.com.
