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Of course, you have the other side that looks at BYOD as Bring Your Own Disaster, just another security problem where all your corporate data just sits there waiting to be misappropriated while your users goof off playing angry birds. We can mandate security and lock down endpoints. You are now stuck with a choice.
by Brian Katz on November 16, 2011 · 2 comments. They don’t care where the resources come from or where there data goes (let’s leave data security etc. You need to save money, use the cloud, you need to secure your data, use the cloud, you want to make it easy to access your data use the cloud. Standard Disclaimer.
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