“It’s a huge security risk.” That was how James Brashear, general counsel, corporate and IT Law, for ZixCorp., described most organizations’ use of “bring your own device” policies. (The Dallas-based company provides email encryption services.)
That theme of data security — particularly in the context of safeguarding companies’ confidential data — was repeatedly emphasized this week during the Association of Corporate Counsel’s annual meeting in Los Angeles. At the “Your Mobile Workforce — What You Should Know About BYOD and COPE” panel, the speakers spotlighted the importance of understanding the risks associated with “bring your own device” policies.
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