Smartphones, tablets don’t provide same data protection as laptops
Finding work-life balance used to mean segregating the two so there was no overlap, ensuring that “work” didn’t seep into “life.” But that definition seems almost quaint today. Smartphones and tablets mean constant connectivity to the workplace — and for a growing proportion of employees, that’s just fine. In fact, many people feel work-life balance is not undermined by 24-7 connectivity, it’s enabled by it. But how can organizations protect networks, data and the devices themselves when the office is everywhere?
