Bring Your Own Risk In BYOD: Article Analysis

According to the article “Bring Your Own Risk in BYOD,” the author points out the MDM solutions as well as lessons learned on BYOD implementation. The lessons learned in this article emphasized the security that should be put in place or the measures that organizations need to take in order to operate in a safe and positive environment with BYOD. The Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution, which is part of the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM), employs solutions to manage risks which allow employees to use their mobile devices to access organizations’ services and data.

Moreover, the article “Maximize Productivity and Minimize Risk with Mobile Management” dives more into the MDM software on personal devices. Concerning MDM, companies need to make sure employees using mobile or personal devices are following the company’s security standards. Millman’s (2017) article found the following:
Mobile Device Management (MDM) suppliers are responding are responding to this with reverse enrolment flows where a user can download the initial
They explain the ethical ethical debates of MDM software on personal devices, discussed the lessons learned from BYOD implementations, as well as the extent of intrusion of a BYOD policy. We learned a great deal of all the sources chosen. For example, there are many benefits in implementing BYOD such as cost saving, health and productivity of employees, as well as new technology implementation. But BYOD implementation does have bottlenecks especially when it comes to MDM software on personal devices. Corporations need to take security measures to ensure their data are protected. Also, from the CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability) triad, availability is more supported in the BYOD program whereas Confidentiality and Integrity present some hurdles as it might be challenging to cover these two when it comes to sharing information and who have access to the