Posted on 07 October 2015 by
While Bring Your Own Device continues to grow at a prolific rate, IT teams face the challenge of securing and enabling access to the enterprise ecosystem via a wide range of devices from different manufacturers. So how does corporate IT deal with the BYOD phenomenon while ensuring the security of corporate networks and data?
Posted on 23 April 2013 by
Back in 2012, our research into CIOs’ attitudes towards security threw up some interesting insights into IT leaders’ attitudes towards BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Now, almost a year on, a new Gemalto study has shed further light on the BYOD phenomenon: this time from the point-of-view of employees. In a whitepaper, entitled ‘The Weakest […]
Posted on 23 January 2013 by
In the final installment of our series of examining CIOs’ attitudes towards security, we turn our attention to France. Perhaps the most striking aspect of France’s attitudes towards IT security is the power wielded by CIOs themselves. 70% of French respondents said that the CIO took responsibility for IT security within their organization – higher […]
Posted on 27 September 2012 by
Our recent CIO research has suggested that remote access is a security sore-point for many businesses. We picked up on this trend and charted the overall security attitudes of USA, UK, French, German and Nordic workers in the whitepaper we released exposing what keeps a CIO awake at night. Last week, John E Dunn of […]
