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Mobility has revolutionized how we do business. Managing mobility and BYOD
means knowing how to navigate changing operating systems, changing platforms and
changing hardware to reap benefits like improved productivity, agility, growth
and better customer service.

BYOD include consumer SmartPhones and tablets which are making their way into
your organization. Going mobile makes employees happier and more productive, but
it’s also risky. How can you say yes to a BYOD choice and still safeguard your
corporate data, shield your network from mobile threats, and maintain policy
compliance?

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With the advent of Bring-Your-Own-Device – BYOD and the ever
increasing mandated requirements for record retention and security CIOs are
challenged to manage in a complex and changing environment.

If your enterprise does not have a BYOD policy, then two types of things are
happening:

• BYOD blocked and your company is losing productivity associated with an
  employee making use of a BYOD or your company is paying for each employees
  access device.


• BYOD are already accessing your corporate network, with or without your
  knowledge, and you are not doing anything to ensure that this is being done
  securely and is not in compliance with mandated federal, state, local, and
  industry requirements.

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