[PDF] Top 20 Bring your own disclosure : analysing BYOD threats to corporate information

... sensitive corporate information [10], or perform network-related attacks [2], certain misconfigured device functionality, such as automatic data streaming, backup and content sharing [8] may pose serious ... See full document

... of BYOD tablet computers and 84% of BYOD smartphones accessing corporate data do not have any form of security installed on ...them. BYOD does not only reduce organisational control of systems ... See full document

... term BYOD(Bring Your Own Device) collectively refers to the related technologies, concepts and policies, where employees do works by accessing corporate’s internal IT resources, such as ... See full document

... between corporate governance, company attributes and voluntary disclosures of quoted companies in Nigeria using univariate, multivariate and cross section ...and corporate voluntary disclosure; Gao ... See full document

... discretionary disclosure behaviors 29 ...overall information endowment on the underlying firm over their common exposures, it also provides investors expanded knowledge about the timing of ... See full document

... Peter, went through me, and finally were delivered to Fraaz. This risked misunderstanding generated during the passing of information. Unfortunately, we could not schedule a weekly meeting between the three of us ... See full document

... In addition, malicious malware is also one of the most challenging security risks engaged to BYOD. Adopting BYOD may bring malware and viruses to the company network. Malware is the attack that is ... See full document

... a BYOD environment, with the loss of an employee mobile device, or if the device is stolen, an attacker with knowledge of the employee login details can gain improper access to the enterprise ... See full document

... 4. Staff confidence is improved with a single device deployment. Staff focus groups indicated that preparing resources, information and activities for multiple devices (BYOD) was almost impossible to ... See full document

... We have explained in Subsection 3.7 that the threat modelling process includes iterative im- provements. In our experience, a lower level (more detailed) threat model can be used as a feed to return and improve the ... See full document

...  Security: The fundamental danger of BYOD philosophy is that the private owned devices can access and store corporate data. Security policies should be implemented from the IT department even if the ... See full document

... on information asymmetry problems among parties that are involved in the allocation of firm ...funds. Information asymmetry problems occur when one party (manager) has more information than the other ... See full document

... In addition to examining the board of directors, agency theory (Jensen and Meckling, 1976) presents managerial ownership as a governance mechanism that solves possible agency conflicts between managers and shareholders ... See full document

... the disclosure information importance has ...accounting information disclosure would have a comparative advantage evaluated to nations with inadequate ...Hence, disclosure requirements ... See full document

... Although we make literature review on the current researches and make our suggestions, some limitations exist: firstly, we only review the impression management related to the corporate [r] ... See full document

... Dwi Lusi T .S, (2013), Corporate Governance, Firm size , and Earning Management: Evidence in Indonesia Stock Exchange. IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319-7668. ... See full document

... Certain elements of higher education are historically regarded as being elitist and steeped in so much history and tradition that many institutions are unwilling to change to cater for the populations that they serve. ... See full document

... report disclosure among the clients of larger audit ...limited disclosure due to the economic consequences stemming from damages to their ‘brand name’ ... See full document

... In this paper, Containerization have been discussed. After that, we have been tried to explore the two main problems-one is container vulnerability and other is ‘second vulnerability’ that is App Installation Permission ... See full document

... who could not, for a number of reasons, bring a device to school. She tried to plan so the impact on these children would be minimal, while at the same time, planning for the children who were bringing devices. Jo ... See full document