IT consumerization and personal devices brought into work create some tricky legal issues companies must take into account when they develop a BYOD policy.
The top 10 IT Manager Daily stories of 2016
From monumental security breaches to product announcements, 2016 has been a big year for technology and those who manage it. So which stories were you and your peers most interested in?
3 reasons users break BYOD policies (and what you can do to stop it)
Hopefully, your organization is among the many that have implemented BYOD policies explaining what users can and can’t do with corporate info on mobile devices. And more than likely, you’ve had your fair share of of users who have broken the policy.
10 keys for a BYOD policy that won’t get you sued
At first, BYOD was something a few brave companies were giving a shot. Then it became a nice way to get users off corporate devices. Now company phones are rare and BYOD is becoming the norm. What’s the next hurdle for Bring Your Own Device? Keeping it from becoming a legal liability.