- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – Data Needs to Be Protected
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – But Most Data Is Unprotected
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – The Data on Mobile Devices Is Critical
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – A Lack of Corporate Policy
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – A Plethora of Devices
- Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – Losing Your Data
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test
Reported by Eric Lundquist; Illustrated by Brian Moore
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – Data Needs to Be Protected
92 percent of respondents feel there is a need to protect the data on removable media devices.
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – But Most Data Is Unprotected
60 percent of the data stored on removable media devices is not protected.
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – The Data on Mobile Devices Is Critical
25 percent of respondents admit to storing business-critical data on removable media devices.
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – A Lack of Corporate Policy
Only 19 percent of respondents work for a company that either had a policy in place for removable devices or had a technical solution to protect data on removable media.
Advertisement
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – A Plethora of Devices
75 percent of respondents reported using more than one removable media device. On the average, users reported relying on seven removable media devices.
Corporate Databases Fail Mobile Test – Losing Your Data
Survey respondents reported having lost, on average, two to three devices.