BYOD (or "bring your own device" in French) is an IT management policy or trend that allows employees to use their own personal devices (laptops, smartphones, tablets) to access company information and applications. This enables employees to work more flexibly and enjoy the benefits of their own devices, while reducing costs for the company.
It's also important to ensure that employees understand the responsibilities and risks involved in using their personal devices to access company information and applications.
However, BYOD has a major drawback when it comes to data protection. A lot of company information is available on employees' personal devices. This represents a greater risk of cyber-attack or theft.
BYOD is an IT management policy or trend that allows employees to use their own personal devices to access company information and applications. This offers benefits for both employees and the company, but requires rigorous data security management and use in line with specific protocols and policies to be effective.