CMMC Compliant Endpoint Backup

Manage, share, and backup CUI and FCI with FileCloud to support CMMC requirements.

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Endpoint Backup for CMMC

In FileCloud, admins can enable a setting to automatically back up files and media from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android devices to FileCloud. Additionally, FileCloud’s unlimited file versioning stores versions as they change, making it easy to review and restore previous versions.

Encryption and FIPS 140-2

Organizations can deploy FileCloud Server in FIPS mode, which enforces a validated FIPS 140-2 cryptographic module at the operating system level. FileCloud’s FedRAMP-authorized cloud deployment provides an alternative path for organizations seeking a hosted solution that meets federal security baselines for CUI handling under CMMC.

Auditing for Secure File Sharing

FileCloud tracks all activity within the environment, creating a comprehensive audit trail. Additionally, FileCloud supports integration with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools. Administrators can automate notifications and investigate suspicious activity with speed and ease.

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CMMC Endpoint Backup with FileCloud

FileCloud is an enterprise-grade file sharing and data governance solution built around security, ease-of-use, and collaboration, with flexible deployment options to suit sensitive data workloads: available as FileCloud Server (self-hosted or private cloud) or as a FedRAMP High-authorized cloud deployment for organizations that require a government-vetted hosted environment.

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The comprehensive feature stack incorporates compliance support solutions across a variety of regulations and standards, not just CMMC. With tools like data leak protection, data retention policies, role-based access controls, and digital rights management, admins and users are both empowered to contribute to data security without sacrificing efficiency or stifling productivity.

CMMC Endpoint Backup Requirements

Within CMMC, backup requirements are explicitly addressed in the Media Protection (MP) domain, specifically MP.L2-3.8.9, which requires organizations to ‘protect the confidentiality of backup CUI at storage locations.’

Backup security is also addressed, by extension, in the Maintenance (MA) domain. CMMC Level 2 MA requirements focus on equipment sanitization, media inspection, nonlocal maintenance, and maintenance personnel.

Many requirements are expressed in broad terms because implementation differs across organizations of vastly different sizes. FileCloud can satisfy an element of this requirement through automated endpoint backups within a FIPS-mode FileCloud Server instance or a FedRAMP-authorized FileCloud cloud environment. Both of these deployment solutions provide organizational-system maintenance controls that assessors expect to see documented in a System Security Plan (SSP).

CMMC and the Shared Responsibility Model

FileCloud supports compliance with CMMC requirements through a shared responsibility model. What this means is that FileCloud can be leveraged by a client (for example, a Department of Defense subcontractor) to meet many of the cybersecurity requirements for file sharing and data management.

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CMMC is live, effective November 10, 2025 through the DFARS clause 252.204-7021. The DoD has begun incorporating CMMC assessment requirements into applicable solicitations through a phased rollout. Prime contractors and subcontractors are responsible for demonstrating compliance and achieving CMMC Certification at the required level. Once assessed and certified, they can bid on DoD contracts that match their certification.

CMMC 2.0 addresses both hardware and software cybersecurity best practices. When deployed as an on-premises product, FileCloud Server (deployed on-premises or in a private cloud) can be explicitly configured by the client to meet exact requirements. For organizations preferring a hosted path, FileCloud FedRAMP satisfies the DoD requirement for cloud service offerings to meet a FedRAMP Moderate (or equivalent) baseline.

In both cases, whether FileCloud is operated as a service or product by the client, it is up to the client to leverage FileCloud in such a way that meets their use case, including CMMC requirements. This is often done in tandem with other tools and technologies, as part of a holistic CMMC compliance framework.

FileCloud supports CMMC Compliant Endpoint Backup

  1. FileCloud Server enables encryption at rest and in transit through FIPS mode; FileCloud FedRAMP enforces FIPS encryption as part of the FedRAMP High environment configuration.
  2. Self-host FileCloud on-premises or as a private cloud for an all-in-one EFSS solution or as a hybrid proxy (file access overlay) to existing storage infrastructure. Alternatively, choose FileCloud’s FedRAMP-authorized cloud deployment for a hosted, government-vetted environment.
  3. Enable authentication mechanisms via two-factor authentication (2FA) enforcement and integration with SAML 2.0 SSO and Active Directories (AD).
  4. Set granular access and sharing permissions to ensure authorized users only have access to the data they need.
  5. Activate endpoint backup for media files, so devices connected to FileCloud will automatically upload media data without manual intervention.
  6. Adjust FileCloud’s unlimited versioning to suit specific use cases; leave as is for unlimited file versioning or set version and file size limits to conserve system space.

These are only a few of the security tools and settings in FileCloud that can be leveraged to support CMMC compliance. Dive into FileCloud’s robust security, check out our on-demand demo, or register for a trial below.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is CMMC compliance?

CMMC compliance is the process or solutions used by Defense Industrial Base entities to securely store and process Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and thereby achieve cybersecurity certification. Once certified, these contractors can bid on US Department of Defense (DoD) contracts.

What is CMMC 2.0?

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program is the DoD's enforced cybersecurity standard, derived from FAR 52.204–21, NIST 800-171, and NIST 800-172. CMMC 2.0 streamlined the five levels defined in CMMC 1.0 down to three levels, and is now simply referred to as 'CMMC' in active enforcement (effective November 10, 2025 with full phased implementation through 2028).

Who needs CMMC compliance?

Any Defense Industrial Base (DIB) contractor, subcontractor, or entity wishing to bid on or participate in a DoD contract must demonstrate CMMC compliance. Depending on the level sought, DIB entities can self-assess, participate in a triennial third-party assessment (with annual affirmation), or participate in a triennial government-led assessment (with annual affirmation).

Why is CMMC required?

DoD entrusts contractors with CUI; as a result, these entities may be targeted by cyber criminals or nation-state attacks. Many contractors are small businesses with limited resources providing specialized expertise or materials. To ensure a standardized level of cybersecurity for systems that process CUI, the DoD created the CMMC program.

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