Realizing a Multi-Layered Mobile Strategy for Underserved Areas for Cybersecurity Leadership

Sharon L. Burton · Advances in information security, privacy, and ethics book series · 2022

This chapter shows the value of grasping a mobile strategy deploying multiple layers of security. Data shows a void in leader understanding regarding safe m-learning, m-learning's safety cost requirements, and enduring sustainability in a cybernated world. Cybersecurity must be infused into processes encompassing m-learning strategy to include international and national insights in underdeveloped areas. Cybersecurity leaders must increase their overall abilities to guide the growth and operation of a cyber-secure mobile strategy. This chapter infuses cybersecurity into processes encompassing m-learning strategy by probing the insights for cybersecurity's influence on m-learning in this 21st century. Cybersecurity leaders and faculty members should amass knowledge to disambiguate obstacles that block secure m-learning realization. Further, procurement leaders should learn information to help them analyze the need to procure m-learning systems enfolded in long-term overall strategic plans applying cybersecurity while balancing economic value and essential controls.

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