Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

With the advent of the information age, personal handheld mobile terminals (BYOD) are becoming more and more popular, and with the rise and power of mobile office and smart handheld devices, 78% of multinational employees bring their mobile devices to work, and 64% say they use smartphones and tablets to make their work more efficient.

With the rise of BYOD, the threat of BYOD to the network is also increasing. With the development of smart handheld devices, its related malware has also developed rapidly: spyware, virus software and so on, can begin to spread through mobile phones. Coupled with the weak control of permissions and the development of speeding at the beginning of the Android period, BYOD has become a growing threat to the security of the enterprise intranet.

In the light of the above facts, we will be faced with:

1. How to securely deploy secure applications and policies on devices?

two。 What if the hierarchy is controlled on personal devices in the corporate IT?

3. How to deal with the incident of equipment theft?

4. Which handheld devices and system versions are allowed?

5. How do I manage devices connected to an enterprise network?

6. How do I restrict employee access to non-designated access points?

7. How to restrict the access location for the device?

8. Is it possible to set up an enterprise app store to restrict users from downloading software containing malicious programs?

In view of the above situation, it is a major problem for enterprises for wireless access, and it may also produce the latest * way. I hope that the operators and security personnel of the company will pay attention to it.