Always-Listening IoT Devices Raise Security Policy Questions For the Workplace

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BYOD Only network (Score:5, Informative)

by The-Ixian ( 168184 ) writes:

We have a byod wifi network for any non-approved wireless devices.
The network is completely separate from the LAN and normal WIFI network and is subject to some bandwidth throttling.
A user can plug in a device to the network, but I do monitor the DHCP logs. This hasn't been a real problem since we gave the users a sandbox to play in though.
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  by Anonymous Coward writes:
  
  So you've supplied them the bandwidth needed to upload your HR conversations?
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    by avandesande ( 143899 ) writes: on Thursday January 07, 2016 @11:59AM (#51255881) Journal
    
    It's trivial for just about the least technical person to record conversations with their phone. I don't think there is really a way to stop people from doing this if they want to.
    
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BYOD Only network (Score:5, Informative)

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