How to guarantee email security in cloud computing and BYOD environment

The combination of small vendors, cloud-based email services, and the trend of employee-led office (BYOD) has led to greater security challenges in sending sensitive information via email. The benefits and risks of BYOD are obvious. It provides more convenience, facilitates employee collaboration and improves productivity, but at the same time it makes systems more vulnerable to malicious programs and people's carelessness--employees store company data in insecure public clouds, and they can access that data at any time. Many companies are increasingly aware of these risks. In May, IBM released a new BYOD strategy, in which employees were barred from using rival cloud services, banned from sending company e-mails to personal accounts, banned from transmitting unencrypted data, and banned the use of Apple's personal assistant, Siri, lest confidential information be sent to Apple. Many companies also require remote erasure of information on employee devices to prevent loss or theft. They ask employees not to use the same password on multiple sites. But Parris that the security of email also requires identity certification management, for employees and third parties to establish a contact with the company can be tracked electronic certification system, Parris prior to the Boeing Computer Services in the technical and sales management positions. Infonetics, chief security analyst at Jeff Wilson, says the email management platform helps keep email safe because most people use email on multiple mobile devices that may or may not be stolen. "Responsible editor: Oo child TEL: (010) 68476606" Original: How to guarantee email security in cloud computing and BYOD environment back to network security home