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How are you admins addressing the BYOD revolution, security- and administration- wise?

How are you admins addressing the BYOD revolution, security- and administration- wise?

What steps, policies, or software solutions have you put in place to minimize the risk to your organizations?

Note: this relates to non-Blackberry devices, namely iPhones and Droids.
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If the devices belong to the user, then you have little control over them. One possibility is to tell the user they must use their own cellular network and not your network.

Your management may overrule you, but the devices still belong to the user and you have no control over them.

.... Thinkpads_User
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Actually even development codes by original for mobile apps need to be stand guarded by admin as it is part of the push out package to end user, close working with development and it services team. See this interesting summary

http://www.veracode.com/blog/2013/08/developers-guide-to-building-secure-mobile-applications-infographic/
Actually even development codes by original for mobile apps need to be stand guarded by admin as it is part of the push out package to end user, close working with development and it services team. See this interesting summary

http://www.veracode.com/blog/2013/08/developers-guide-to-building-secure-mobile-applications-infographic/