'Bring Your Own Device' to Work Carries Data Security Risks
When laptops first came out, a lot of employees couldn't afford them for
personal use. Many of the early laptop purchases were employers who
purchased them as office equipment for employees, especially those who
traveled. Employees generally loved this, and they frequently used their
employers' laptops for personal use. Not surprisingly, these computers and
the employer's Internet were sometimes used for improper purposes, creating
all types of potential liability for employers. Policies governing the
employee use of computers and Internet were in high demand.

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