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Most employees use personal devices to store business documents
Over 90% of enterprise workers use personal devices to store, share and access work documents. A study of 2,000 UK office workers has found that companies are at risk of data security breaches due to employees relying on devices and consumer cloud services to store business documents…
via Computer Weekly
Huddle: Consumer cloud services causing ‘security time-bomb’ for enterprises
As more employees continue to access consumer cloud accounts at work (regardless of IT rules), the enterprise world is about to reach a breaking point, based on a new report. Quite simply, U.K. cloud collaboration company Huddle described the trend as a “security time-bomb.”…
via ZDNet
Employers Face ‘Massive Security Issue’ With Use of Personal Devices at Work
Having interviewed 2,000 office workers aged 18 to 65, Ipsos Mori and enterprise collaboration tool Huddle found that 91% store, access and share work documents via personal devices, while 43% store such documents in their own cloud services, leaving companies at huge risk of data breaches…
via Information Week
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Huddle’s Enterprise Information Landscape report heralds era of next generation content collaboration for governments and enterprises
Governments and enterprises across the globe are entering a new era of content collaboration as Huddle today unveiled its vision for the future of enterprise technology. Following the launch of Huddle’s Enterprise Information Landscape Report, the company defines the next generation of content collaboration focusing on solving five fundamental issues.
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Enterprises sitting on security time bomb as UK office workers compromise company data
Companies are at serious risk of data security breaches as 43 per cent of UK office workers admit to storing enterprise documents on personal cloud tools and services. The nationwide survey of 2,000 office workers carried out for Huddle by Ipsos MORI revealed that more than a fifth (22 per cent) of people use Dropbox to store enterprise documents, while Apple iCloud and Google Drive came in second and third place with 14 per cent and 13 per cent respectively.
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Enterprises sitting on security time bomb as U.S. office workers compromise company data
Companies are at serious risk of data security breaches as 38 percent of U.S. office workers admit to storing work documents on personal cloud tools and services. The nationwide survey of 2,000 office workers carried out for Huddle by Ipsos MORI revealed that almost a fifth (16 percent) of people use Dropbox to store work documents, while Google Drive and Apple iCloud came in second and third place with 15 percent and 12 percent respectively.
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