Mobile Device Sanitization Method
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A Mobile Device Sanitization Method is a device-specific sanitization method that addresses smartphones, tablets, and other portable computing devices.
- AKA: Smartphone Sanitization Method, Tablet Sanitization Method, Portable Device Erasure Method, Mobile Data Wiping Method.
- Context:
- It can typically combine Factory Reset with cryptographic key destruction for comprehensive sanitization.
- It can typically address Multiple Storage Areas including internal storage, SD cards, and SIM cards.
- It can often require Account Disassociation from cloud services and device management platforms.
- It can often face challenges from Wear Leveling in flash storage and data persistence in app caches.
- It can range from being a Consumer Mobile Device Sanitization to being an Enterprise Mobile Device Sanitization, depending on its device management context.
- It can range from being a Android Device Sanitization to being an iOS Device Sanitization, depending on its operating system platform.
- It can range from being a Local Mobile Device Sanitization to being a Remote Mobile Device Sanitization, depending on its execution method.
- It can range from being a Basic Mobile Device Sanitization to being a Forensic-Grade Mobile Device Sanitization, depending on its security level.
- It can integrate with Mobile Device Management Systems for remote wipe capability.
- It can support BYOD Programs through secure device retirement.
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- Examples:
- Mobile Device Sanitization Techniques, such as:
- Platform-Specific Methods, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Desktop Computer Sanitization, which lacks mobile-specific considerations.
- Server Sanitization Method, which addresses enterprise infrastructure.
- IoT Device Sanitization, which handles embedded systems.
- See: Media Sanitization Process, Mobile Device Management, NIST SP 800-88 Guideline, Factory Reset Process, Cryptographic Erase Technique, BYOD Security, Data Privacy Regulation.