That is of course assuming that the CCP didn't reverse engineer or crack it or hack NSA and also have access.
I think you will be better served by articles/blogs by the likes of librem and amnesty (I'm thinking of the group that found pegasus, I think it was some other human rights org from Canda?)/eff. Those guys will have better suggestions to harden your device. Also - ask your IT guy, or the IT guy of the US govt dept where you're working for their best practices.
Hacking risks can either be specific (eg Bezos being personally targeted) or a catch-all (eg stuxnet) where they target your entire department. If you're just one of hundreds of contractors you're likely in the second category which is relatively easier to protect yourself from.
That is of course assuming that the CCP didn't reverse engineer or crack it or hack NSA and also have access.
I think you will be better served by articles/blogs by the likes of librem and amnesty (I'm thinking of the group that found pegasus, I think it was some other human rights org from Canda?)/eff. Those guys will have better suggestions to harden your device. Also - ask your IT guy, or the IT guy of the US govt dept where you're working for their best practices.
Hacking risks can either be specific (eg Bezos being personally targeted) or a catch-all (eg stuxnet) where they target your entire department. If you're just one of hundreds of contractors you're likely in the second category which is relatively easier to protect yourself from.