A SANS 2021 Report: Securing Cell Phones

Mobile endpoints continue to surpass other devices when it comes to browsing traffic on the internet, quickly becoming the devices of choice among users who have only one digital device, likely due to their small footprint, accessibility, ease of use, and low price point.

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Heather Mahalik Barnhart

Domenica Crognale

August 16, 2021

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