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As user mobility becomes more important, cellular phones are taking up a bigger chunk of companies’ budgets. And, according to a new study, a lot of that money is being wasted.
While some experts don’t buy that mobile malware is as big a threat as security vendors make it out to be, one thing is clear: As smartphones become more common, so will viruses and other security threats that attack them.
User behavior has always had a big impact on information security. But new tech trends have expanded users’ role in protecting data — and increased the need for effective IT security training.
Most IT managers struggle to keep systems running and keep their companies up-to-date with new technology. But here’s something that might make them feel better about their own departments: Even top-level IT leaders in the federal government have to deal with those same challenges.
The flood of consumer devices connecting to companies’ networks has led to increased security incidents – mainly because of user carelessness, according to a recent survey of IT professionals.
The consumerization of IT is a trend that’s not likely to reverse any time soon. And it’s up to IT to manage the flood of users bringing their own devices to work in a way that benefits the organization, rather than puts it at risk.
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