One in four organizations use only passwords to secure BYOD

Allowing employees to access corporate data via their own devices is increasingly popular, but it does present risks if not implemented correctly. A new report from data protection company Bitglass finds one in four organizations do not have multi-factor authentication methods in place to secure BYOD -- a well-known enterprise security gap. This is despite the fact that single-factor authentication, via passwords to control user access to corporate data, has resulted in several high-profile data breaches in recent months, including Zomato, Deloitte and Microsoft. "Enterprises often misjudge the effectiveness of traditional security solutions, many of which are readily bypassed," says… [Continue Reading]