When it comes to employee-owned mobile devices, many organizations want to run away from the security risks of the bring-your-own-device-to-work trend. Intel chose to run toward them. See Also: Top 10 ...

A necessity for modern businesses.Issued by V-TrackJohannesburg, 06 Mar 2025Gareth David, Chief Architect behind V-Track. (Image: Supplied) According to V-Track, which positions itself as a leading ...

Mobile Years are like Dog Years: highly accelerated. Case in point: when Ford Motor Company started thinking about Bring Your Own Device back in May 2007, it figured that demand for laptops would ...

"Left to their own BYOD devices, employees are going to use unsanctioned services, apps and gadgets." What keeps a chief security officer up at night? Increasingly, mobile threats that expose a ...

Cyber Security in BFSI Market The rise of digitalization, IoT, BYOD, mobile apps, and growing cyber threats are driving the expansion of cy ...

However, these bans are without teeth because – without Appdome – there is no way to detect DeepSeek on a mobile device, particularly a BYOD mobile device in an enterprise setting. And there's ...

Many corporate leaders love BYOD, telling employees "Bring Your Own ... extra steps on the part of the user, and that's what mobile users tend to avoid most. While the goal is to provide any ...

In the BYOD era, where nearly half of companies have reported mobile-device-related data or security breaches and 64 percent of companies have no BYOD policies, according to security firm Veracode ...

Despite the high degree to which employees use mobile devices outside of the office, few businesses have satisfactory, if any, official BYOD policies. Here are some problematic areas highlighted ...