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?? Day 22 of #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth ?? Today’s spotlight is on Mobile Device Security—an essential part of protecting corporate data in the era of remote work and BYOD. ?? Do: Implement Mobile Device Management (MDM) to enforce security policies on all employee devices. This includes encryption, remote wipe capabilities, and app whitelisting to ensure only approved applications are used. ?? Don’t: Allow unmanaged devices to access corporate data or services. Doing so significantly increases the risk of data breaches and compromises sensitive information. Let’s stay vigilant and protect our mobile endpoints! ??? #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #MobileSecurity #MDM #CyberSecurity #SecurityBestPractice #DataProtection #BYOD

In today's technology landscape, security is everything. Especially for those who are working remotely. Many are tempted to believe that accessing a remote desktop from a BYOD device guarantees security when working remotely. This is not the case. The threat of common malware such as keyloggers and screen scrapers remains. Watch our video and learn how ThinScale's solution can offer you complete endpoint security. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dVQcCy_u #vdi #security #virtualinfrastructure #byod #cybersecurity

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device): Convenience or Cyber Risk? ???? Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies offer flexibility, letting employees work on their personal devices, but they also open the door to security risks. Without proper safeguards, personal devices can expose sensitive company data to potential threats, from malware to unauthorized access. ???? To make BYOD safe, organizations should enforce strong security policies, require up-to-date software, and implement multi-factor authentication. Employees can help by avoiding public Wi-Fi for work and ensuring their devices are protected. Let’s make BYOD a win-win: flexibility without compromising security! ????? #CyberSecurity #BYOD #StayProtected #WorkFromAnywhere #DataSecurity

Day 19 of Cyber Security Awareness Month: BYOD—Bring Your Own Device... and Risk ?? As employees use personal devices for work, "BYOD" introduces significant risks. Personal devices often lack the protections of company-issued ones, leaving your organization vulnerable. Is your team’s BYOD policy strong enough to prevent data leaks and malware? Check out our comprehensive checklist to secure all employee devices and protect your network: Read our guide. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #BYOD #EmployeeSecurity #DataProtection #ITSecurity #F12NetSecure #CyberSecurity

A story about the regular practice of working with written security policies… In today's dynamic work environment, the widespread "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) practice is commonplace across industries, with employees, contractors, and partners using their personal devices for business applications. While signing a security policy is a conventional approach to manage BYOD, we must ask ourselves - has a document alone ever prevented a cybersecurity breach? At XFA, we believe that the cornerstone of effective security isn’t found in restrictive policies or micromanagement, but rather in continuous training, active coaching, and - last but not least - rigorous verification. These are crucial for maintaining security in all critical processes. We believe that device usage should not be limited, as such strategies typically lead to bottlenecks and fail to cover a wide range of scenarios. Instead, our approach is "trust, but verify" - a principle we apply at every login. We are dedicated to empowering companies to secure their devices at every step, in a privacy-friendly manner, ensuring a robust and resilient security posture. #cybersecurity #devicesecurity #zerotrust #compliance

Day 19 of Cyber Security Awareness Month: BYOD—Bring Your Own Device... and Risk ?? In a world where employees often use personal devices for work, the convenience of "BYOD" (Bring Your Own Device) comes with significant risk. Personal devices may not have the same level of protection as company-provided devices, making your organisation vulnerable to breaches. Are your employees’ devices truly secure? BYOD environments need a strong security policy to prevent data leaks, malware, and other threats. We've put together a comprehensive checklist to help you secure all employee devices and keep your network safe. ?? Read our guide on securing employee devices in a BYOD environment and ensure your team is protected: https://ow.ly/3Neo50TJbrG #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #BYOD #EmployeeSecurity #DataProtection #ITSecurity #F12NetSecure #CyberSecurity #BYODPolicy #DataSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #CyberAwareness #EndpointSecurity #DigitalSafety #WorkplaceSecurity #SecureYourDevices

Hybrid and remote working has stressed the effectiveness of EDR/XDR/EPP on remote devices – and they have been found wanting. Armored Client from SentryBay is designed for remote device use – especially unmanaged devices – so it is as simple to deploy and secure a BYOD / BYOPC remote endpoint as a corporate device. VDI, DaaS, SaaS – it does the lot. No need to detect a threat in order to provide protection – it shuts the door on data loss preventing damaging headline making data breaches. While EDR/XDR attempts to detect the threats – Armored Client from SentryBay just stops data loss full stop! ?? Keep prying eyes away with SentryBay: https://lnkd.in/dCyhvMjj #cybersecurity #endpointprotection #databreach #cybercrime #credentialtheft #cyberthreats #nationalsecurity #publicsector

The challenges of securing remote and unmanaged devices are indeed significant. Additionally, simplifying the deployment and security of BYOD/BYOPC endpoints to match corporate device standards is equally crucial in today's flexible work setups. In such times, the need of the hour is these solutions that proactively shut the door on potential data breaches, ensuring peace of mind for organizations navigating the complexities of remote work.? . . . #CyberSecurity #RemoteWork #DataProtection #EndpointSecurity #BYOD #BYOPC #TechSolutions #DataBreachPrevention #ITSecurity #WorkFromHome #RemoteDeviceSecurity #CorporateSecurity #FlexibleWork #DigitalSafety #ITInfrastructure #EDR #XDR #EPP

Have you explored how Microsoft Intune can help secure your bring-your-own-device (BYOD) workplace? Intune allows you to enforce strict security guidelines that apply to any device using company networks, from encryption to password policies. You can even integrate it with Microsoft Entra’s conditional access features - ensuring only fully-compliant devices can access sensitive data. That means, whether your staff are using company devices or their own, you can make sure they’re secure. It’s like a digital safety net that keeps cyber mishaps at bay ??? Follow us for more helpful cyber security tips ?? #medtech #manufacturingtechnology #legaltech

EDR/XDR/EPP are important layers in the security stack. But how effective can technology that relies on malware identification and analysing security alerts/patterns be when every BYOD endpoint is different? Thus throwing up a myriad of different alerts on potentially 1000's of different endpoint devices? The answer is Not Very. EDR works really well on homogenous corporate devices when the patterns and alerts mean something and admins can implement the necessary security actions easily as they have a UEM system in place. But on remote, unmanaged devices? Well the figures below tell the story. How about a layer of security that fully protects against infostealing malware - without needing to identify the malware or analyse an alert? That is the security baseline that the Armored Client provides - even on BYOD, unmanaged devices. Secure remoted and hybrid working, sorted. #armoredclient #sentrybay #edr #byosecurity #endpointsecurity