E-LearningProfessional Skills

Bring Your Own Devices – Risks and Challenges

Duration
60 min
CPD
1.0 hour
Format
E-Learning
Bring Your Own Devices – Risks and Challenges

Overview

We are able to work from anywhere, and often use our own devices to facilitate this. This comes with security risks we need to know, & navigate

There are budget constraints and cyber security constraints when we use our own devices to conduct work. These represent a significant attack vector in the current landscape and being able to navigate this is something we need to prioritise in 2024. Whether you have a whole team, or just a select few doing this, being aware of the threats and having a strategy is important. 

In this webinar we will cover:

  • The current landscape of the ‘work from anywhere’ model, and the risks that are present.
  • Why we should consider a centralised IT hardware environment.
  • Dealing with budgetary constraints on hardware, that can impact your cybersecurity posture.
  • Strategies to help navigate this threat landscape.

Learning Outcomes:

Attendees can expect to learn:

  • An understanding of the current cyber threat landscape for mobile devices.
  • Why staff and their personal assets make for a bad cybersecurity combination.
  • The ability to navigate these through hardware, policy and procedure requirements.

Suited to:

All companies that have a bring your own device policy and all workers who use their own devices to work from anywhere.

This On Demand Includes: 

  • Recording of the Live Webinar, which can be viewed multiple times
  • PowerPoint Presentation
  • Verbatim Transcript, with Searchability
  • Supporting Documentation
  • CPD Quiz
  • CPD Certificate 

Course syllabus

3 lessons

  1. Video – Bring Your Own Devices – Risks and ChallengesVideo
  2. Feedback Survey 2024Survey
  3. Knowledge QuizTest

Your presenter

Tyler WiseCyberwise

is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in the fields of public practice accounting, cybersecurity, and open source intelligence. With a diverse background that includes being a former owner of an accounting practice and the founder of a cybersecurity firm called Cyberwise, Tyler possesses a unique perspective on how cybersecurity integrates into a business model. Throughout his career, Tyler has honed his expertise in various areas, including forensic accounting, digital forensics, and Open Source Intelligence investigations. His deep understanding of these fields enables him to provide valuable insights and solutions to businesses seeking to navigate the complex landscape of cybersecurity threats