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Confidence Game
On a scale of zero to five, with five being "very confident," 57% of respondents
chose either a four or five to indicate their level of confidence that they
could control access to resources on their corporate network.
Confidence Game
Using the same scale, only 34% responded in kind when asked about cloud access, and 40% ranked themselves as "confident" or "very confident" when handling employee ¬
access via mobile devices and laptops.
Lost devices
Nearly 10% of
respondents say their enterprise has been faced with a data breach following the loss of a
mobile device that has accessed their network.
Connected employees
69% of respondents say employees are connecting personal mobile devices to
the corporate network.
21%
21% of respondents either do not have a
policy in place to govern the use of personal mobile devices on their
network, or don't know whether one exists.
Cloud access
34% of respondents say their organizations do not have security policies in place to govern the use of all mobile devices that access key applications that reside in the cloud.
Data wipes
Just over one quarter (28%) of respondents say they remotely wipe clean any company-owned or employee-owned mobile devices that have been lost and that had been accesssing company information.
Lock down
Only 21% of respondents lock down network access from lost mobile devices and change user passwords.
Mobile app strategy
43% of respondents say their organization has a mobile application strategy.
30%
30% of respondents say the IT team is driving the mobile application development process, and 55% say it’s being driven by the IT team in conjunction with the mobile and security teams.
Working closely
82% of respondents say the mobile applications group and IT security group meet and confer often on mobile security.