The Legal Implications of BYOD (Part II) - Preparing Personal Device Use
Policies : Info Law Group
In our last “bring your own device”
post<http://www.infolawgroup.com/2012/03/articles/byod/the-security-privacy-and-legal-implications-of-byod-bring-your-own-device/>we
explored some of the key security, privacy and incident response
issues
related to BYOD. These issues are often important drivers in a company’s
decision to pursue a BYOD strategy and set the scope of personal device use
withintheir organization. If the risks and costs associated with BYOD
outstrip the benefits, a BYOD strategy may be abandoned altogether. One of
the primary tools (if not the most important tool) for addressing such
risks are BYOD-related policies.


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