Customer Case Studies
Thousands of companies are simplifying compliance + securing their data with PreVeil. Here are a few of their stories.
These defense contractors used PreVeil to achieve CMMC compliance with 110/110 scores:
This construction company secured CUI in a PreVeil enclave & achieved CMMC with a perfect 110 score. They said:
Cost was a big factor for why we chose PreVeil. We also loved the ease of implementation and how easy it was to teach a user how to use PreVeil
Used by Primes, Higher Education, Law Firms, MSPs, and even Assessors themselves to simplify compliance & deliver unrivaled security
This Prime contractor uses PreVeil to securely exchange sensitive documents and CUI with their global supply chain partners. They said:
PreVeil is a more comprehensive solution than our previous solution and for less money. We used to handle 5-10 support tickets weekly for Kiteworks. Now we have zero. We love that it offers our small domestic suppliers a more affordable way to get CMMC certified.
This CMMC Assessor achieved C3PAO authorization using PreVeil’s platform. PreVeil’s simpler approach to compliance offered significant time and cost savings. Nate Regola, said:
There’s strong alignment between how we, PreVeil, and the DoD approach security with the Zero Trust framework
This CNC shop used PreVeil to transform from a small family business to a modern, ITAR compliant company receiving valuable defense contracts. The Operations & Compliance Manager said:
PreVeil made it so easy – it really was a no brainer. It’s affordable, it integrates with everything, and it just works.
This University Lab used PreVeil to increase their Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) score by over 80 points! They state:
PreVeil has proven to be an easy to implement cost-effective, all-encompassing solution, allowing for the secure storage and sharing of CUI. PreVeil has top-notch customer and technical support, submitted issues are addressed quickly and followed through to resolution.
This veteran-owned law firm has a global footprint. They said:
You don’t want to be on the front page after a breach; PreVeil meets NIST 800-171 & CMMC standards & was hands-down the easiest solution to use.
DBL ultimately decided PreVeil is easier, less expensive, and therefore, a no brainer.
This manufacturer used PreVeil to become compliant, bid on government contracts that include CUI, and securely share drawings with subcontractors, at a fraction of the cost of GCC High. They said:
PreVeil’s software is great, does exactly what we need and is very cost-effective for a small company like us.
This Venture Builder saved 40% by switching to PreVeil for cybersecurity, compliance packages, and 1-on-1 compliance support.
This MSP and Registered Provider Organization (RPO) recommends PreVeil to their clients because the “unmatched security, ease of use, and cost savings.“
This engineering firm loves PreVeil because the product is “easy to use and intuitive, the service is personal, and the response times are exceptional.”
This machining shop found that PreVeil is a simple, easy-to-use end-to-end encryption that works well for their small business. They only wishes she “found PreVeil sooner!”
This Midwest parts supplier with 250 employees and $100M+ in annual revenue deployed PreVeil in weeks, and saved $150k over 3 years.
This aerospace company said PreVeil ‘checked all the boxes’ because it was more flexible than Microsoft and very easy to implement to share CUI across their own team + suppliers.
This contractor uses PreVeil to create a CUI enclave, thereby drastically reducing the scope for CMMC certification.
They also appreciate our “excellent tech support, training through PreVeil University and hugely timesaving CMMC SSP, Policy, and SOP document templates”.
This defense contractor states “Security-by-design makes PreVeil very easy to implement and use for all levels of the organization. Deployment and configuration is simple, and end users are able to easily perform secure file and email transfers without security risks caused by complicated processes or misconfigurations like you might see in a bolt-on security module.”
