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1. Security policies are living documents that are continuously updated and changing as technologies, vulnerabilities, and security requirements change.
2. Security policies protect only the digital assets of the organization.
3. BYOD stands for bringing your own data.
4. If employees bring their laptops to the office then it is not flexible for them.
5. Companies using BYOD can actually save huge amounts of money as they don’t have to purchase costly devices for their employees.
6. A good BYOD policy should require employees to keep their personal devices password-protected non-stop.
7. Employees often are aware that their negligence can cause a serious data breach and damage their company’s finances and reputation.
8. As employees, people have easy access to their company’s networks, digital assets, and sensitive data.
9. Team performance drops due to disgruntled employees.
10. Migration to the cloud decreases the data breach.
11. We must register our laptops or mobiles with the IT department for BYOD.
12. There is no perception gap between the leadership and employees regarding what data or information they can access or share and what they cannot.
13. ISPs should address all data, programs, systems, infrastructure, authorized users, and third parties of an organization.
14. BYOD decreases the security risk.
15. Sometimes, an employee may even be disgruntled because of something at home.