Public-Sector Mobility Is a Security Challenge.
Threat actors target the mobile endpoint because it can provide access to identity, communications, credentials, location, and government systems in a single compromise.
EXTERNAL THREAT
NATION-STATE TARGETINGMOBILE ESPIONAGEPHISHINGCREDENTIAL COMPROMISE
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
ROGUE NETWORKSCOMPROMISED DEVICESINSIDER RISK
Controlled Multi-Agency Communication
01Agency to AgencyFederation between departments governed by explicit policy rather than open directory access.
02Agency to ContractorTime-bound, scoped communication relationships with contractors and integrators.
03Field PersonnelSecure communication from public networks, remote locations, and field environments.
04Public Safety CoordinationCross-jurisdiction coordination during incidents and emergencies.
05Device SecurityDetection of espionage indicators, rogue networks, and device manipulation.
06Governance EvidenceCentral administration, audit history, and policy record for oversight.
Mission Communication Architecture
PERSONNELGOVERNMENT IDENTITYCAC / PIV where applicableDEVICE SECURITY & POSTURESHIELDITSecure communications + MTDMANAGEITPolicy, federation, governanceOVERSIGHT & AUDIT
Programs and Frameworks
Supports programs associated with the following frameworks. FedRAMP is referenced only in qualified deployment and architecture terms; contact ASPIS for current authorization status.
NISTFISMACJISCMMC where applicable