From Mobile Policy Security Requirements Guide
Part of SRG-MPOL-018
Associated with: CCI-001439
If the policy does not include information on Wi-Fi security controls, it is more likely that the security controls will not be implemented properly. Without appropriate controls, Wi-Fi is vulnerable to a number of security breaches. These breaches could involve the interception of sensitive DoD information and the use of the device to connect to DoD networks.
Review the site wireless security policy or wireless remote access policy. Verify it contains information on locations where CMD Wi-Fi access is approved or disapproved. The following locations will be specifically listed in the policy: - DoD/Government site-managed Wi-Fi access point connected to the NIPRNet (Enclave-NIPRNet Connected). - DoD/Government site-managed Wi-Fi access point connected to the Internet only (Internet Gateway Only Connection). - Public Wi-Fi Hotspot. - Hotel Wi-Fi Hotspot. - Home Wi-Fi network (user-managed). DoD CMD will not be used to connect to Public or Hotel Hotspots. If the site policy does not contain the required information on required CMD Wi-Fi security controls, this is a finding. Note: Applies to any Wi-Fi System.
Update the CMD Wi-Fi security policy to include information on locations CMD Wi-Fi access is approved or disapproved.
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