Traveling professionals use a variety of mobile tools — cell phones, laptop computers, GPSdevices and PDAs. These devices increase productivity, but they also create security challenges for firms and companies. How can network administrators secure the various entry points?
Admittedly, it is virtually impossible to keep track of all devices and ensure everyone is in compliance with your policies. The broad answer is that your IT department must assess each specific risk, and then implement security systems, policies and procedures to take advantage of the latest technologies and maximize remote access capabilities.
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