Paul Hillman, a partner at C/D/H, a Grand Rapids-based technology consulting firm, offers his take on BYOD. You’re tired of carrying your own ... a security policy that allows personal devices ...

The Federal CIO Council working group has released a new guidance document intended for federal agencies that are implementing bring-your-own-device ... for BYOD, security and policy obstacles ...

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It's essential for a company to have a solid security policy in place for mobile devices, be they bring-your-own-device (BYOD) or company-provided. Allowing employees the option to buy their own ...

Tablets and smartphones are more common and more convenient than laptops and desktops, so for many businesses, a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy makes sense; under this arrangement ...

The U.S. Army’s recent Bring Your Own Device ... U.S. Army’s BYOD pilot program is a DOD first and should be the model for redefining the BYOD solution across DOD. Colonel Atiim Phillips is a military ...

The concept of “bring your own ... defined policy for BYOD that outlines the rules of engagement and states up front what the expectations are. You should also lay out minimum security ...

“BYOD [bring your own device] is not really that big of a technical ... “Despite the benefits, existing [Defense Department] policies, operational constructs and security vulnerabilities currently ...