SpacesIQ
Building-scale 889 enforcement. Every linked port, every floor, every device fingerprinted regardless of label.
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Use Case · NDAA Section 889 Compliance
NDAA 889 evidence the contracting officer accepts.
Section 889 prohibits covered telecommunications equipment from Huawei, ZTE, Dahua, Hikvision, and Hytera in federal contractor environments. Enforcement is hard because devices get labeled as something else and components get stamped onto products with different brand names. CybrIQ identifies covered equipment by Device DNA™ regardless of label, blocks it at the port on detection, and produces the per-device evidence pack DCMA and contracting officers expect.
For: Federal contractors, DoD, IC, federally funded research, public-sector retailers.
The Visibility Gap
Where 889 enforcement breaks down today.
Components stamped with different brand names.
Camera systems, NVRs, and signage often contain prohibited components from covered vendors but ship under a different brand. The label clears 889; the silicon does not. CybrIQ identifies the underlying component.
Vendor-managed devices in SCIFs and secure briefing rooms.
AV infrastructure procured under separate authority, deployed under separate rules, audited under separate oversight. CybrIQ extends Layer 1 verification into the SCIF without changing how the SCIF operates.
Federal contractors and federally funded research environments.
DoD, IC, civilian agency, and university research-lab contracts inherit 889 obligations. The compliance burden is the contractor's; the artifact has to be defensible.
Replacement parts during sustainment.
RMAs and replacements introduced into the environment after the original 889 review can land outside it. CybrIQ catches the new device and validates it against 889 the moment it appears.
Outcomes
What changes when CybrIQ runs against this use case.
Prohibited vendors
Auto-blocked
NDAA 889 covered vendors (Huawei, ZTE, Dahua, Hikvision, Hytera) detected by Device DNA™ regardless of label, blocked at the port on appearance.
Evidence shape
Per-device
Dated, scoped, signed-by-the-wire records that DCMA auditors and contracting officers can take at face value. No reconstruction project required.
Frameworks linked
NIST + CMMC
889 evidence is linked to NIST 800-171 controls (3.4.1 baseline configurations, 3.4.2 configuration enforcement) and CMMC Level 2 controls in the same record.
What Lands This Use Case
The CybrIQ products and services that ship the outcome.
ComplianceIQ
Wires the 889 evidence into the contracting officer's review and into the broader NIST / CMMC audit cycle.
See ComplianceIQ →Bring one classified-adjacent room. Walk out with the 889 evidence pack.
30 minutes. One environment. The artifact at the end is yours either way.