CIOs focus on mobile technology and cloud access

Many recent articles published by Searchcio suggest that CIOs focus on protecting their employees ' mobile technology and cloud access. The Hanover Ping Group Inc. 's deputy and corporate cio&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Dave Trigo says 99.9% of corporate employees use common sense and consider corporate data security, but that 0.1% destroys businesses.

Trigo continued to explain that a data leak would destroy an organization, attack confidential data or destroy its reputation to destroy an organization, but did the company go too far when it wrote the security clauses into supplier contracts and made tough employee safety policies? We asked the reader the question, "Do you think the safety of mobile devices is too exaggerated?" ”

Searchcio readers are aware of the need for mobile technology, especially in the increasingly popular BYOD, but they think they should respect employee privacy:

"99.9% of employees have common sense and will consider security before sharing data." "I don't think you can find a large enterprise with 60% of employees with basic knowledge. This makes it difficult for information architects to sleep.

"I regret that 12.5% of people who think safety concerns are exaggerated," he said. They will bear the next major safety leak in their operations. ”

"(mobile devices) are not bad compared to alternative methods of communication (analog phone communications, post Office letters, and unencrypted e-mail relate). ”

"As employees increasingly bring their own equipment and are used to access enterprise data, security issues with enterprise data remain major." Companies need to be on the tightrope between full control and respect for personal privacy information on devices. ”

"Security is the most important thing on mobile devices because they are used for all social and commercial purposes." ”

Most people seem to agree that the safety of mobile technology is not exaggerated, but less than 25% of people think that attention is not enough. Nearly 15% of people are not worried about the security problems associated with more and more BYOD and social media applications.

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