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Thanks to BYOD, many Android users are already using their Android devices for work. Today, Google finally launched its play for businesses and filled in the gaps about its Android for Work platform strategy. While Android for Work was announced at Google I/O 2014, director product manager Rajen Sheth shared more details about Google’s plan to… 
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Corporate employees are taking a surprisingly lax approach towards security issues raised by the business use of personally owned mobile devices.
John Rudkin's curator insight,
July 12, 2014 2:32 PM
When Management is lax (or incompetent), the real problems start, and literally they can damage peoples' lives. http://www.johnarudkin.net/page13/files/8b97bb355004fbd960082dbc69dba992-63.html
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Banning personal devices at work might safeguard sensitive networks, but new research shows younger employees increasingly circumvent the rules.
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Many businesses have struggled financially over
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Flexible working is increasingly important in our work culture thanks to technological advances, and BYOD is at the forefront. (Flexible #working is inc important thanks to technical advances, and #BYOD is at the front.
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Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability that could allow attackers to take full control of most Android smartphones
The vulnerability allows hackers to modify an app without breaking its cryptographic signature, according to Jeff Forristal, chief technology officer (CTO) at mobile security firm Bluebox.
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July 4, 2013 6:45 AM
The vulnerability allows hackers to modify an app without breaking its cryptographic signature, according to Jeff Forristal, chief technology officer (CTO) at mobile security firm Bluebox.
Gust MEES's curator insight,
July 4, 2013 6:48 AM
The vulnerability allows hackers to modify an app without breaking its cryptographic signature, according to Jeff Forristal, chief technology officer (CTO) at mobile security firm Bluebox. 
Zhao KQiang's curator insight,
March 27, 2014 6:52 AM
there is one example of smart phone security. focus on the mobile system Android |
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For many small businesses, bring your own device (BYOD) is one area of policy, that is not placed high enough on the agenda. Some small business owners thi
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‘Bring Your Own Device’ policies are growing in popularity
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Before rushing into allowing employees to do their jobs on their personal devices, organizations need to diligently address the unique risks of that practice, cautioned a report by an international cybersecurity information organization.
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The most popular smartphones of the year (2013) may be a great starting point for anyone considering upgrading or a 1:1 / BYOD classroom.
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BYOD or Bring Your Own Device
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