Challenges in BYOD Implementation
Though Bring Your Own Device (or BYOD, as popular) has been here for a number of years now, risk-averse enterprises still hesitate to implement BYOD.
Though Bring Your Own Device (or BYOD, as popular) has been here for a number of years now, risk-averse enterprises still hesitate to implement BYOD.
Content: BYOD yields plenty of benefits; however, enterprises are more concerned about the pitfalls that can arise with its implementation. It brings along a number of challenges like, on-boarding diverse mobile devices to securing corporate assets and everything in between.
This whitepaper highlights all such challenges and risks related to BYOD, which enterprises should not overlook by befalling to the trap of applying common set of security policies while implementing BYOD program.
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These security concerns include password and data breeches and encryption of mobile devices. Security issues are also responsible for limiting the growth of the BOYD (Bring Your Own Device) concept in the workplace. Many businesses just aren’t willing to take the risk of company data being accessible on a personal device used outside the work place.
This hesitancy is understandable. Security issues have resulted in significant losses (financial and otherwise) to businesses and organizations big and small. The ramifications of these breeches in security have been massive.
This threat in terms of loss of data increases exponentially as the number of devices connected to the corporate network increases. As more businesses make the positive step toward enterprise mobility, there is an ever-increasing need for designing greater security measures and for educating businesses on how to make these security measures work for them and for their customers.
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