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How CTC Secured CMMC-Compliant BYOD Without a Single Corporate Device
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The Challenge
CTC faced increasing pressure to meet mobile CMMC requirements. The nonprofit wanted to move away from its legacy system and did not want to have to issue costly corporate devices, because it would create user friction, require complex device management, or fail to fully protect user privacy. CTC wanted to scale its BYOD use without adding more infrastructure or IT overhead. With a large portion of its workforce on the road or working remotely or at customer sites, CTC required a secure, compliant solution that would give them access to virtual work applications and their network while reducing security and compliance risks.
The Solution
CTC deployed Hypori's Mobile Isolation platform — a virtual mobile workspace where applications and data live entirely inside a controlled cloud environment. Nothing touches the personal device. Employees access email, Microsoft Teams, and SharePoint through a virtual workspace hosted in the Hypori Government Cloud. The personal device renders pixels and relays input only. No organizational data is stored, processed, or transmitted on the device — which means personal devices fall outside the CMMC assessment boundary by architecture, not policy. IT teams have full visibility and control inside the workspace without ever touching personal device activity. Hypori rolled out with support from both CTC's security and IT teams with minimal disruption to the workforce.
The Results
Hypori helped CTC overcome the challenges of securing a mobile, distributed workforce without introducing user friction, infrastructure burden, or privacy risk. By eliminating the need for corporate-issued phones and keeping personal devices out of scope, Hypori offered a seamless path to mobile CMMC compliance.With high adoption, rapid rollout, and minimal help desk load, Hypori has enabled CTC to scale secure BYOD confidently. CTC plans to expand its Hypori deployment as it adopts additional Microsoft 365 applications and as new Hypori features roll out.