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CAC and PIV: Government Leading the Way into Mobile Security

Aug 23, 2012

The Department of Defense has mandated that its Common Access Card (CAC), issued to military-connected personnel and contractors, be used to secure access to DoD networks and services from mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. A similar directive could eventually come regarding the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card issued to federal civilian employees.

This leads to one very big question: what products and technologies are currently available to accomplish that goal?

Read now to learn!


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