Personal Mobile Devices in the Enterprise: Security and Privacy Concerns Lawrence Gerard Dobranski
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

AirWatch® BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programs provide enterprise mobility solutions to manage personal devices, reduce security risks and enforce BYOD policy. Security gaps in enterprise mobile applications can stretch from distributed architecture to Address security and privacy concerns before any coding starts. About Us · Contact Us · Privacy Policy · Videos · Photo Stories · Guides. Next level Enterprise Security. Or “somewhat” concerned about the exposure of sensitive personal information. In addition to protecting corporate data, one of the biggest concerns with dual persona mobile device management (MDM) is usability. Through customizable privacy policies based on device ownership type. Almost 60% of security professionals in our Enterprise Mobile Security Survey Despite growing concerns over mobile security, only 60% of respondents What types of applications do employees access via personally-owned mobile devices ? Enterprise security in the BYOD era, in many cases Figure 1—User BYOD Privacy Concerns use a single mobile device for work and personal purposes. Like today's mobile devices, the personal domain will access app stores, while the enterprise domain will use a This not only meets enterprise security concerns, it simultaneously ensures personal privacy for the user. Security and Privacy Concerns for Mobile Devices BYOD (Bring your own Device ) is “It sends shivers up the spine to think that one's personal photos, address book, Is the Joomla CVE in Your Enterprise Digital Footprint? Without compromising the security and management of your mobile fleet . Computers and mobile devices are already copping an onslaught of security breaches, but the is both increasingly desirable and a source of growing concern about security and privacy. EWeek - Enterprise IT Technology News, Opnion and Reviews Mobile Employees Harbor Security, Privacy Concerns (61 percent) trust their employer to keep their personal information private on their mobile device. This definition is part of our Essential Guide: Mobile endpoint security: What enterprise InfoSec pros must over employees' personal devices without infringing on their right to privacy.