The department’s inspector general found a heightened risk of cyberattacks in mobile devices used by staff of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis. The department acknowledged shortcomings.
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D.H.S. Intelligence Office Did Not Properly Secure Smartphones, Watchdog Says
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Originally reported by New York Times
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