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Employees are increasingly bringing consumer devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops to work due to the popularity and capabilities of these technologies. This trend of BYOD (bring your own device) poses security and management challenges for IT departments who must find ways to secure these devices on corporate networks while still allowing employees to be productive. The document discusses various articles about how consumer technologies are invading enterprises and the security and policy issues that IT leaders must address when employees use their own devices for work.
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