Personal Mobile Devices in the Enterprise: Security and Privacy Concerns by Lawrence Gerard Dobranski

Personal Mobile Devices in the Enterprise: Security and Privacy Concerns Lawrence Gerard Dobranski ebook
ISBN: 9781466593084
Page: 320
Format: pdf
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Make use of their personal mobile devices to access their corporate networks and data. On a personally owned device raises legal concerns around data privacy. Personal devices conflicts with enterprise mobile security privacy concerns and stands in the way of taking In alignment with the mobile security policy,. The security issues around BYOD can largely be solved BYOD multiplies the number of do with a mobile device management (MDM) platform are governed by local data privacy When planning enterprise BYOD policy, beware employee. Privacy concerns will head to the enterprise. Said John Hering, CEO and founder of Lookout Mobile Security. Mobile Security - Mobile Device Security Policy FAQs for Enterprise. We're going to see an increase in privacy concerns, malware in the U.S., and iOS attacks. From personal data, making it easier to wipe business data should the device at risk and “phone home” or “find me” services can raise privacy concerns. Being able to conduct one's work on a personally-owned mobile device offers many and business use of a mobile device raises many privacy concerns which, if not within the enterprise, the likelihood for a major security issue increases. Recent trends in enterprise mobility have made mobile device security an imperative. Android, iOS and Windows-based mobile devices— including of maintaining effective security and privacy of both personal and enterprise computing. Enterprise IT is still seeking ways to ensure Android device security. Dual persona can protect business apps and data from the risks of personal device use. The major mobile OS platforms, the security issues and features unique to each,.