Due to the rise of the bring your own device movement, the lines have blurred between company and personal owned devices.

This should be an immediate priority if: Your organization or business has no "bring your own device" policies, standards and guidelines in place You haven't introduced fundamental technical ...

On this page you will find all the information you need about Bring Your Own Device for students. An overview of the Bring Your Own Device obligation at ETH Zurich and the various information pages on ...

Cyberattacks on universities and individual students are increasing as the technologies that access campus networks get more ...

St Bede’s decided on a manageable yet flexible BYOD policy where parents get to choose from a range of school-verified 2-in-1 Windows devices. Their approach to integrated digital learning ...

Bringing your own AI model into work can lead to awful consequences. Techopedia explores the growing “Bring Your Own AI ...

(To read about how 3/4 of enterprises today have BYOD policies ... at least related to mobile devices (there were stories about Bring Your Own Dog and Borrow Your Own Dancer, but I digress).

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) plays a decisive role in the design of the individual learning environment. Personalisable equipment enables students to use their ...

your organisation or business has no “bring your own device” policies, standards and guidelines in place you haven’t introduced fundamental technical safeguards for personal devices.

The 'Bring Your Own Device' (BYOD) approach enhances flexibility and reduces costs but increases cybersecurity risks due to lack of security measures on personal devices. Organisations must address ...