How Galaxy S23 TE and XCover6 Pro TE can support multiple missions
Samsung and the Department of Defense collaborated to enhance field teams' mission capabilities with Galaxy S23 Tactical Edition and Galaxy XCover6 Pro.
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Samsung and the Department of Defense collaborated to enhance field teams' mission capabilities with Galaxy S23 Tactical Edition and Galaxy XCover6 Pro.
Samsung's Galaxy S23 Tactical Edition and Galaxy XCover6 Pro Tactical Edition are purpose-built to optimize operational communications between service members.
Samsung expands its Tactical Edition mobile devices that support cognitive dominance.
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Using Samsung's self-assessment tool, government agencies can assess their mobile practices to identify weaknesses and improve federal mobile security.
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