Navigating BYOD Workplaces and Federal Security Requirements: Challenges and Solutions

We’re well into the era of “hybrid,” where many tech and office jobs are managed from the comfort of our employees’ homes alongside elective trips to the office. This approach to work is often much more convenient and flexible than on-site work (when possible), but it introduces its own set of challenges, specifically around security. Hybrid work encourages a “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) system, which makes managing security and compliance much harder. Federal security requirements impose strict cybersecurity measures on remote devices and network access, creating unique challenges for bringing your own adoption in compliance-driven environments. 

This article discusses the intersection of BYOD practices and federal cybersecurity frameworks, addresses the challenges, and proposes actionable solutions.

 

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8 Recommendations for Businesses Approaching CMMC in 2025

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The CMMC framework represents a critical shift in how the Department of Defense safeguards its digital supply chain. Starting in 2025, all DIB contractors must meet the new certification requirements to compete for or maintain DoD contracts. Preparing for CMMC certification can be complex, but businesses can navigate these challenges effectively with the right approach. Below is a detailed guide for companies aiming to achieve CMMC compliance.

 

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The Final Rule on CMMC: A Guide for Defense Contractors

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The Department of Defense has finalized the rules for the CMMC framework through the “final rule.” In March 2025, CMMC will be a contractual requirement for companies handling Controlled Unclassified Information. Therefore, it’s clear that contractors in the defense industrial base need to adopt this final CMMC standard. 

This article explains the assessment categories under CMMC and provides a roadmap to help organizations prepare for certification.

 

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