Hillary Clinton is learning good BYOD policy the hard way. The former First Lady, Senator and Secretary of State (and presumptive Democratic front-runner for President in 2016) is taking heat for using her personal email server for State Department business during her tenure in that post--and possibly deleting official emails in the name of her privacy.
Tony Bradley | 14 Mar | Read more
Growing demand for managed security services to help keep up with the increasing demand on security infrastructure posed by bring your own device (BYOD) programs, the local head of security firm Barracuda Networks has observed.
David Braue | 26 Sep | Read more
The surge in mobile computing and BYOD (bring your own device) initiatives is translating to higher productivity and job satisfaction for your workforce—but it’s also creating alluring new opportunities for cybercriminals.
Steve Schoenfeld | 06 Aug | Read more
Unfortunately, bring your own device is still being debated in some organisations that are coming to grips with the shifting enterprise IT landscape and their own cost, risk and compliance environments.
Rob Livingstone | 29 Jul | Read more
The combination of the shift towards mobile platforms for access, and the growth of social media for applications, is creating a “fantastic avenue” for undermining corporate network security, according to Frost & Sullivan.
Richard Chirgwin | 14 May | Read more
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