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Corporate Mobile Device Use and Security
Ovum, Nov 2010, Pages: 15
Introduction
Ovum and the EEMA have polled a number of their enterprise customers and members to discover how they are using mobile devices to enable employees to access corporate networks, and what their security policies are. Although mobile device use is almost universal, the results reveal a conservative approach to using the technology, with a wide range of diversity in its implementation.
Features and benefits
- Mobile devices are almost universally issued to employees, and 70% can use them for some personal purposes.- Data leakage, compliance failure, loss of control, and vulnerability to malware are major concerns.
Highlights
'Consumerization,' in which the employee owns their mobile device for accessing corporate systems, is happening but still at an early stage. Personal use of corporate devices is much more common. Security needs to be more holistic and better thought through.
Your key questions answered
- What is the state of mobile device selection in the corporate world?- What are the principal enterprise concerns surrounding the use of mobile devices?
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