This document discusses Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategies for companies. BYOD allows employees to use personally-owned devices for work purposes. The document notes that 24% of companies have fully adopted BYOD and that email and calendar apps are most popular on BYOD devices. It also outlines some of the key challenges of BYOD like security and support issues. The document concludes by recommending that companies implement clear BYOD policies, require employee consent to policies, institute mobile device management software, and determine whether to provide support for personal devices.

1. BYOD: WHAT EVERY CFO NEEDS TO
KNOW

2. Kirill Bensonoff, ComputerSupport.com
o Founding partner at ComputerSupport.com
o 15 years technology experience – datacenter, enterprise IT,
SMB IT, cloud
o Publish annual State of The Cloud Report
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3. Question?
Do YOU want your Blackberry back?
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4. What is BYOD?
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5. What is BYOD?
Bring your own device (BYOD) is an strategy for allowing
employees, business partners and others to utilize a
personally selected and purchased device to execute
enterprise applications and access data.
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6. Mobile is no longer news, its reality
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7. What is driving BYOD?
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LinkedIn BYOD
Mobile Security
Report

8. Driving The Nexus of Forces Demand
June 2014
FEI/Gartner
survey
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9. 24% of companies have already fully
adopted BYOD
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LinkedIn BYOD
Mobile Security
Report

10. Email and Calendar are the most popular
apps on BYOD devices
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LinkedIn BYOD
Mobile Security
Report

11. To BYOD or CYOD?
Bring Your Own Device Choose Your Own Device
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BYOD & CYOD

12. Which Are You?
Bring Your Own Device Choose Your Own Device
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BYOD & CYOD
highly paid executives may
prefer to use their own
device
while new joiners may be
likelier to choose a company
device

13. BYOD Challenges
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o Security
o 1 in 3 devices have no password protection
o Less then 30% have Mobile Device Management enabled
o Less then 10% of companies are aware what devices are
accessing their network
o Support
o 50% of the device support time is spent supporting the C-suite

14. A Sound Mobile Device Strategy
• Determine whether to adopt guidelines, a policy, an
agreement, or some other means for BYOD program
communication and compliance
• Ensure that policies make clear that employees have no
reasonable expectation of privacy
• Require employees to provide affirmative consent to the
BYOD policy either with electronic or paper acceptance
• Determine whether employer will provide support for personal
devices or if support will be handled by device vendor
• Require employees to immediately report stolen/lost mobile
devices, so that devices can be remotely wiped
• Clearly state guidance on the use of cloud-based storage
system to store company confidential information
• Institute a Mobile Device Management software and service
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