If your company lets employees bring their own devices for workpurposes, you’d better have a formal BYOD policy-one thatunderstands employee privacy rights and employer access rights. Such policies ...

As discussed in an earlier blog post, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies have transformed the frontline employee experience connecting disengaged staff to the latest information on products, ...

Employees who use personal smart phones, PDAs, tablets, laptops and other electronic devices to connect to the employer’s computer network are fast becoming more of a rule than an exception. Today’s ...

BYOD seems to be one of the hottest topics in IT security right now. Every day I read about new concerns which can arise when employees access networks with their own devices. From what I experience ...

Strong Policies Reduce Risks It's critical to establish strict policies and a clear BYOD strategy to ensure that sensitive corporate assets aren't carried away on workers' personal devices and that ...

In Part 2 of "It's 2013. Do You Know Where Your BYOD Policies Are?" we will discuss employer BYOD concerns. Check out Part 1 to learn more about employee interests; Part 3 will present developing ...

Now is the time to establish security and privacy policies governing employees' use of their personal devices for work functions, writes Michael V. Abcarian. As a result of rapidly changing technology ...

As more companies embrace the broad usage of individually-owned mobile devices for access to corporate applications and data, Good Technology is often asked for guidance on the establishment of an ...

As more law firms embrace remote work long term, many may need to update BYOD policies to account for new cyber threats. But some risky behavior won't be easily adjusted, warn chief information ...

It's jeopardizing your business! It's already a passing fad! It's the standard in business today! Why the claims don't add up The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) phenomenon is now in its fifth year, ...