BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is an organizational policy which allow employees to bring their own devices like for example mobiles, laptop and tablets to get connected over the corporate network.
Employees are able to access to their corporate mails or company’s confidential data by using their devices.
[wt_spacer height=”20″ separator=””][wt_service_box icon=”fa-connectdevelop”]Easy to access company encrypted information such as email, contacts, content repositories and others on the devices.[/wt_service_box][wt_service_box icon=” fa-connectdevelop”]Remotely wipe the corporate information immediately by using personal devices when receive the instructions from company.[/wt_service_box]
The growing adoption of mobile devices in business, boosted by trends such as Bring Your Own Device doesn’t come without risk. Devices, holding your companies’ deepest secrets, get lost or stolen.
It happened to NASA a couple years ago when a laptop holding an unencrypted list of employee contacts got stolen. Another tragic incident which it happened a hospital in Connecticut that lost 9000 patient. Find out more:https://www.awingu.com/what-is-the-true-cost-of-a-lost-mobile-device/ records.
