Mobile & Wireless Slideshow: Mobile Devices: Enterprise Friend or Foe?
By Dennis McCafferty | Posted 08-24-2010One-third
More than one-third of enterprises support multiple mobile operating systems.

10 percent
10 percent of enterprises support four or more multiple mobile OSs.

73 percent
73 percent of CIOs/IT decision-makers surveyed say they are "very concerned" about malware when it comes to employee use of smartphones.

66 percent
66 percent of those surveyed say they are very concerned about hackers when it comes to employee use of smartphones.

More than six in 10
More than six in 10 say they are very concerned about device theft and loss/ID theft when it comes to employee use of smartphones.

Other top concerns about smartphones include:
⢠Wireless/network connectivity threats (52 percent)⢠A lack of accurate device reporting (39 percent)⢠Regulatory compliance failures (39 percent)⢠Poor operational efficiency (36 percent)

86 percent
86 percent say they have strong password policies in place for security purposes to manage smartphone usage.

71 percent
71 percent say they have full-disk encryption in place for security purposes to manage smartphones.

66 percent
66 percent say they have asset/activity visibility and management in place for security purposes to manage smartphones.

64 percent
64 percent say they have remote lock/wipe access systems in place for security purposes to manage smartphones.

30 percent
30 percent of finance/insurance industry enterprises do not allow IT to support personally owned mobile devices.

8 percent
Only 8 percent of finance/insurance industry enterprises allow IT to provide full support of all types of personally owned mobile devices.

20 percent
20 percent of finance/insurance industry enterprises prohibit the use of personally owned mobile devices.

49 percent
49 percent of those surveyed say regulatory compliance is a critical priority when it comes to mobile operating systems and the enterprise.

43 percent
43 percent say data security is a critical priority when it comes to mobile operating systems and the enterprise.

36 percent
36 percent say business continuity/disaster recovery is a critical priority when it comes to mobile-operating systems and the enterprise.

34 percent
34 percent say cutting costs and/or increasing efficiency is a critical priority when it comes to mobile-operating systems and the enterprise.

33 percent
33 percent say managing vulnerabilities and threats is a critical priority when it comes to mobile-operating systems and the enterprise.
