BYOD

This is interesting, because The White House does not have a reputation for being tech savvy. It is their guide from 2012 on BYOD. (1245)

This was interesting, since I did not have the perception of The White House of being tech savvy, only security savvy. This is their free guide on BYOD. (1245)

A year after Hamilton County Schools officials unveiled an ambitious technology-for-all plan, teachers are one step closer to formally allowing students to bring their own smartphones, laptops and tablets into the classroom.

The BYOD trend has introduced a variety of security issues to the enterprise -- but IT has a lot more to worry about than security.

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But the real monster under the bed is BYOD.

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The majority of respondents have indicated that their companies support BYOD but are concerned about privacy, according to a survey by Zix Corporation and Ponemon Institute.

Allowing workers to use personal phones and tablets to do their jobs has created security risks in the workplace, but those risks can be minimized if they're managed. What should such a risk management program do? "The first step is you have to protect the device," said IBM Application, Data and Mobile Security Director Caleb Barlow. "That includes everything from provisioning and deprovisioning a device to insuring that you have a way, if the device is stolen, to wipe -- in a legally...

Interconnection is behind the explosion of tech trends that have been with us for decades.

IT is now challenged with implementing personal device security procedures that keeps networks safe from infection and protects data from being lost or stolen.

About half of the world's companies will enact BYOD (bring your own device) programs by 2017 and will no longer provide computing devices to employees, a new Gartner report predicts.