Three U.S. combatant commands and DISA failed to follow cybersecurity protocols when handling classified mobile devices, according to a DOD Office of the Inspector General report released Monday.

The report comes amid an ongoing Chinese intrusion into U.S. telecom systems. Congress is also working to shore up device protections for servicemembers through the annual defense authorization bill.

The U.S. Army needs to do a better job tracking, configuring and “sanitizing” commercial mobile devices (CMDs) to ensure cybersecurity, a recent Pentagon Inspector General (IG) report says. “The Army ...

Three U.S. combatant commands and the Defense Department's IT support agency failed to follow cybersecurity protocols when handling classified mobile devices, according to a Defense Department Office ...

A number of U.S. military commands failed to keep a complete and accurate inventory of mobile devices used to store and transmit classified information, according to a heavily redacted Defense ...