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    Home/News/Intech Hawaii Achieves CMMC Assessor Certification for DoD Contractors
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    Intech Hawaii Achieves CMMC Assessor Certification for DoD Contractors

    Intech Hawaii has become the first managed service provider in Hawaii and Guam to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification, with Terence Tang serving as a Certified CMMC Assessor. This local expertise will significantly aid Department of Defense contractors in meeting their cybersecurity compliance needs, streamlining the pathway to certification.

    July 29, 2026Department of Defense

    Key Signals

    • Intech Hawaii achieves CMMC Level 2 certification, offering local assessment services
    • Terence Tang becomes only the third certified CMMC assessor in Hawaii and Guam
    • DoD contractors can now access local expertise for compliance with cybersecurity requirements

    "Our clients don’t need us to explain what CMMC is. They need to know whether their environment, their evidence, and their documentation will hold up when it counts."

    — Terence Tang, Vice President, Client Strategy, Intech Hawaii

    In a significant advancement for cybersecurity compliance in the Pacific region, Intech Hawaii has announced that Terence Tang, the company's Vice President of Client Strategy, has successfully obtained certification as a Certified CMMC Assessor (CCA). This distinction positions Intech Hawaii as the only managed service provider (MSP) in both Hawaii and Guam with the capability to offer CMMC Level 2 certification and assessment services locally. This move is particularly crucial for contractors seeking to comply with the stringent cybersecurity standards set by the Department of Defense (DoD) through the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework.

    The CMMC framework was established to ensure that defense contractors meet specific cybersecurity requirements, especially when handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). The acquisition of assessment capabilities by Intech Hawaii enables local businesses to access necessary guidance and support, which previously required engagement with assessors from afar. By reducing reliance on non-local resources, Intech Hawaii's certification allows for a more streamlined certification process that can accelerate compliance timelines for contractors and subcontractors in the region.

    Intech Hawaii's unique status as a CMMC Level 2 certified MSP brings several benefits to the table. With one of only three CCAs in the region, Tang's expertise means that businesses can expect not just theoretical advice, but practical, hands-on support tailored to the local context. "Our clients don’t need us to explain what CMMC is; they need to know whether their environment, their evidence, and their documentation will hold up when it counts," Tang stated. This sentiment underscores the necessity of practical experience in navigating the CMMC process, emphasizing the difference between simply advising firms on requirements versus guiding them through actual assessments.

    Procurement professionals working within defense contracting spheres should note the implications of this development closely. With Intech Hawaii poised as a key local resource, contractors are encouraged to engage with them not just for compliance support but also as a means to strengthen their competitive edge in the expansive defense contracting marketplace. For many organizations, ensuring their cybersecurity posture meets CMMC requirements is no longer optional but a prerequisite for contract eligibility. As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, access to local certified expertise will be increasingly invaluable.

    Furthermore, this certification supports the DoD’s broader initiative to enhance national security by ensuring that contractors mitigate cybersecurity risks effectively. The information security measures outlined in CMMC help instantiate a culture of cybersecurity within contractors' operations, driving compliance from the ground up. As more organizations seek to certify against these standards, Intech Hawaii's capabilities will likely result in a ripple effect of improved security practices across the contractor landscape.

    In summary, Tang’s certification as a CMMC Assessor heralds a new chapter for defense contractors in Hawaii and Guam. Positioned at the forefront of cybersecurity readiness, Intech Hawaii will enable businesses to navigate the complexities of the CMMC certification landscape efficiently, ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of federal contracting.

    • Intech Hawaii becomes the only CMMC Level 2 certified MSP in Hawaii and Guam.
    • Terence Tang is now one of only three Certified CMMC Assessors in the region.
    • The local CMMC assessment capabilities will streamline compliance processes for DoD contractors.
    • Engagement with Intech Hawaii is essential for those aiming for contract eligibility within DoD.
    • CMMC compliance is mandatory for contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
    • Understanding the certification process through firsthand experience greatly enhances contractor support.

    Agencies

    • Department of Defense

    Vendors

    • Intech Hawaii

    Locations

    • Hawaii
    • Guam

    Sources

    • Pacific Daily News columnist earns certified CMMC assessor | News | guampdn.comguampdn.com · Jul 29
    CybersecurityDefense & MilitaryCMMCCompliance
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