Bring your own device (BYOD) policies are increasingly allowing employees to use personally owned devices for business purposes. In this video, learn about the purpose and objectives of bring-your-own-device policies. Learn about the privacy and ownership issues, onboarding and offboarding practices, and the technical and legal issues associated with BYOD.
- [Narrator] The consumerization of technology…leads to a situation where an organization's employees…often own personal computing devices…that are comfortable and familiar.…Employees want to bring those devices…into the workplace and use them…with corporate information…to make themselves more productive.…This environment, where users bring their own devices…to a corporate environment, is known as…bring your own device or BYOD.…BYOD is a radical change in the computing environment…from a time when employers always provided…employees with computing devices,…to the current environment where many employees…choose to supplement employer-provided devices…with their own technology.…
Industry analysts expect this shift to continue.…In fact, Gartner recently estimated…that within the next few years…half of all employers will require…employees to bring their own devices for use at work.…The growth of BYOD practices…brings a variety of new policy issues to the forefront.…Organizations must have clear guidelines…about BYOD that specify who may bring…
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- Understanding security design principles and models
- Cloud computing and virtualization
- Hardware security
- Client and server vulnerabilities
- Web security vulnerabilities
- Securing mobile devices and smart devices
- Understanding encryption
- Symmetric and asymmetric cryptography
- Key management and public key infrastructure
- Physical security
Skill Level Advanced
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