SmartMoving Aligns with CMMC Level 1 Security Practices

Moving platform commits to federal cybersecurity standards to support military movers and the armed forces community

Mar. 16, 2026 at 4:50pm

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SmartMoving, a profitability platform for moving companies, has announced its commitment to meeting Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 1 security practices designed to protect Federal Contract Information (FCI). This milestone underscores the company's dedication to safeguarding sensitive data and supporting moving companies that serve military families and Department of Defense (DoD) contracts.

Why it matters

For moving companies that handle military relocations, security is mission-critical as they often deal with sensitive personal data, government documentation, and strict compliance requirements. By aligning with CMMC Level 1 security practices, SmartMoving provides military-focused movers with a platform designed to support DoD-aligned cybersecurity expectations, helping them stay compliant, competitive, and trusted.

The details

SmartMoving has implemented the core security practices required for CMMC Level 1 as part of its ongoing commitment to protecting sensitive customer and operational data. This means the platform now meets the same security bar the federal government requires for handling Federal Contract Information. The company treats compliance as an ongoing engineering effort, not a one-time project, and will continue to tighten controls as federal standards evolve.

  • SmartMoving announced its CMMC Level 1 alignment on March 16, 2026.

The players

SmartMoving

A profitability platform for moving companies that serves thousands of businesses across North America, including those handling military, interstate, and government-regulated relocations.

Matt Honeycutt

Chief Technology Officer at SmartMoving.

Department of Defense (DoD)

The federal agency that oversees the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework for ensuring contractors and service providers meet strict cybersecurity standards.

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What they’re saying

“Our customers support the men and women who serve this country, and the systems they rely on need to meet that standard.”

— Matt Honeycutt, Chief Technology Officer (BusinessWire)

“Aligning our platform with CMMC Level 1 practices required deliberate work across our infrastructure, processes, and access controls. For movers operating in regulated and government environments, it means SmartMoving now meets the same security bar the federal government requires.”

— Matt Honeycutt, Chief Technology Officer (BusinessWire)

“We treat compliance as ongoing engineering work, not a one-time project. We will keep tightening controls as federal standards evolve so our customers can serve military families without worrying about whether their platform keeps up.”

— Matt Honeycutt, Chief Technology Officer (BusinessWire)

What’s next

SmartMoving will continue to monitor and update its security practices to align with evolving federal CMMC standards, ensuring its platform remains compliant and secure for military movers and the armed forces community.

The takeaway

By committing to CMMC Level 1 security practices, SmartMoving demonstrates its dedication to safeguarding sensitive data and supporting moving companies that serve the military and government sectors, where security and compliance are paramount.