Definition[]
A limited-feature operating system is
| “ | designed specifically for the mobile environment where battery life and power efficiency are primary design drivers (e.g. Apple iOS, Android, Windows RT/Phone, Blackberry OS, etc.). These operating systems permit limited user control, but are inherently more resistant than a full-feature operating system to certain types of network based technical attacks due to the limited feature sets. Devices using these operating systems are required to be managed by a mobile device management solution. [1] | ” |
References[]
- ↑ Criminal Justice Information Services Security Policy, Glossary, at A-7.