Building inspectors tether GIS map updates over personal 5G hotspots with no mobile device management and no split-tunnel policy for city applications. Which control set best addresses the cellular and mobile network risk?
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Short Explanation
A random hotspot is basically a coffee-shop network in your pocket. Without MDM and a tunnel policy, those GIS updates wander across whoever’s RAN you’re on. Manage the device, prefer approved cellular paths, and keep city apps inside an encrypted, controlled tunnel.
Full Explanation
Cellular and mobile access introduces untrusted last-mile and endpoint risks when unmanaged hotspots and split tunneling expose municipal applications. Secure design uses MDM enrollment, approved connectivity, and VPN or per-app tunnels so sensitive GIS traffic remains authenticated and encrypted under city policy. Carrier transport alone does not provide municipal identity or data protection guarantees.