CSfC Mobile Access CP
This package was developed to address mobile and on-the-move requirements, allowing remote devices to securely connect back to a centralized network.
Learn more about building a CSfC solution, explore resources for more information about CSfC, and find answers to common CSfC questions.
This guide is built to help individuals looking to build a Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) approved solution. It provides guidance on how to use the resources available, navigate the CSfC process, and what to expect from CSfC component vendors.
This package was developed to address mobile and on-the-move requirements, allowing remote devices to securely connect back to a centralized network.
This package is meant to help those looking to implement a solution that will protect classified data stored on end-user devices.
This package typically applies to organizations that handle classified data and need to securely connect remote branches or permanent field offices together.
This package typically applies to organizations that handle classified data and are working to build out a campus-wide solution for Wi-Fi connectivity.
Learn about how we've worked with clients to build CSfC Approved deployments for the Mobile Access Capability Package (MACP).
Are you considering building a CSfC Mobile Access solution, but not sure where to start? Browse through some of our architecture examples for ideas or starting points for your own solution.
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