Government and advocacy organizations now rely on cellular communication. However, unlike more traditional forms of communication used by military and government agencies, public cellular communication is based on vulnerable, decades-old protocols.
The cybersecurity options currently available are not sufficient in providing complete protection while highly impacting the speed and accessibility that is the appeal of cellular communication, smartphones, and BYOD policies. This leaves military and law enforcement agencies vulnerable to cellular cyberattacks that can affect their organizational network.
Interception of devices through false cell towers