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The BYOD dilemma

The BYOD dilemma

Source: HID Global

Strong authentication is the foundation for securing mobile access says HID Global.

While organisations don’t have a lot of control over staff-owned mobile handsets, they can control the access they allow from that device to corporate resources, networks and cloud applications.

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