Securing BYOD in a Mobile-First Threat Landscape

As mobile adoption surges, 82% of organizations now allow employees to access corporate data on personal devices. Yet, over 50% of those devices run outdated OS versions, leaving them exposed to malware, phishing, and network-based attacks.

In this guide, learn how to implement a secure BYOD strategy that protects both your business and your employees’ privacy.

The Modern BYOD Challenge

Bring Your Own Device policies offer clear benefits—cost savings, productivity, flexibility, and happier employees.
But they also expand your attack surface with risks like:

Mishing, smishing, and quishing attacks targeting mobile users
Data leakage from personal or unvetted apps
Unsecured public Wi-Fi connections enabling man-in-the-middle exploits
Unpatched operating systems with known vulnerabilities

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