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BYOD - CJIS MOBILE APPENDIX - FBI

Bring Your Own (BYO) what? Take away the scenario of government and local authorities involvement and merely consider private industry then the latter may have no enforcement rights to control BYOD (bring your own device) smartphone usage as these employees and out-source workers are being used and are paying for company communications out of their wages/salary merely so that a natural business

BYOD: Cyber Classification

Having an effective Cyber defence requires " identification " of the methodology proposed for each measures adopted in the Critical Security Controls (CSC) programme. The Critical Security Controls listed below has been developed from the combined knowledge of actual attacks and effective defences of experts from every part of the cyber security ecosystem. CSC 1: Inventory of Authorized and

Android Copy and Paste - what risks?

This discussion may be relevant and useful to the process of evidence gathering, eDiscovery investigations and examiner procedures. Experienced examiners or investigators, new to industry or students that may be unaware of this subject matter. The Android clipboard-based framework (Android Content Provider) enables copy and paste directly to and from the clipboard not only of simple text but

BYOD risks and minefields

I read the article in CIO Think_Deleted_Text_Messages_Are_Gone_Forever_Think_Again and the discussion that rumbles on about BYOD. Firstly, a bit surprising the article suggests a "wow" factor associated with recovering deleted text messages. I would have thought it was common knowledge by now in business, generally, and particularly at CIO level. Secondly, the notion and practice of companies