Policy Opens the Door for Smartphone Use in Classified Settings

05 Dec 2017

“National security officials may soon have more leeway to use phones and other mobile devices in secure spaces where officials work and share sensitive information, according to a directive released this month.”

Source: Policy Opens the Door for Smartphone Use in Classified Settings – Nextgov

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