Protecting Sensitive Data: CSCs handle personal information of citizens, including identification details, financial data, and health records. Securing devices prevents unauthorized access and data breaches, safeguarding individuals' privacy and trust.

Ensuring Service Continuity: Security breaches, such as malware attacks or system hijacking/ ransomware attacks, can disrupt CSC operations. Securing devices helps maintain continuous service delivery, essential for community reliance on these services.

Preventing Unauthorized transactions and Financial Losses: With financial services being a significant part of CSC operations, device security helps prevent unauthorized transactions and financial fraud, ensuring that services are delivered accurately and securely.

Maintaining Credibility and Trust: Any security incident can damage the reputation of CSCs, leading to a loss of trust among users. Ensuring robust device security helps maintain credibility with the community.

Mitigating Risks of Cyber Attacks: CSCs, being critical access points for numerous services, can be targets for cyber attacks. Robust device security mitigates the risk of such attacks, protecting both the CSC infrastructure and the data of the citizens.

Protecting against physical theft, improper or unhygienic usage or access: Security measures such as encryption and remote wiping capabilities protect data in case of physical theft of devices. Awareness on hygienic digital device usage practices and possible threats helps in protection of data and devices.