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NEW for 2013 - Now includes User Agreement Template

Are you under pressure to allow your users to access data using iPads & smartphones?

More and more organizations are finding their employees using personal devices to access company data. Without some measure of control, those workers can create serious security problems for their employers.

Creating a BYOD policy may be one of the most important things your firm can accomplish in 2012. There is risk and opportunity in helping your employees find ways to capitalise on emerging mobile, social and apps technologies, but in order to embrace this new wave of working, you need a clear plan and clear directives for the firm.

For most firms, the answer lies somewhere between the two extremes of absolutely no consumer devices, and the other extreme of complete access with no authentication or management of devices.

Using these 5 straight forward steps you will be on your way to a successful strategy.

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