The Generation-D Dilemma — How Tech-Savvy Workers Are Affecting Enterprise Security.

1. Rising cybercrime attacks
are costing the global
economy a fortune.
$445 billion
(£405 billion)
annually
SOURCE: 3 Ways to Make Mobile Security As Easy As Hitting The “Like” Button, Forbes, July 13, 2015.
The majority of workers report using non-approved applications
in their jobs.
SOURCE: Stratecast — Frost & Sullivan, The Hidden Truth Behind Shadow IT, November 2013.
80%
SOURCE: Stratecast — Frost & Sullivan, The Hidden Truth Behind Shadow IT, November 2013.
Sensitive corporate or
personal data will be accidentally
exposed to unauthorised users.
With SaaS, I am not sure who is
responsible for protecting data.
42%
Sensitive corporate or
personal data will be
accessed or stolen by
unauthorised malicious
actors/criminals.
41%
40%
Account information (ID/password)
will be compromised.
40%
Corporate reputation will suffer due
to security or access issues.
42%
Computers, mobile devices or networks
will be infected by viruses or malware.
35%
32%
34%
Unable to secure SaaS usage on all devices.
My company will not be in compliance
with regulations.
Encrypted data will be
susceptible to breach.
40%
36%
Using SaaS will make me
liable for data loss or breach.
Data will be lost or deleted
by the cloud provider.
38%
Users will be unable to access the
application, due to service outage,
access issues, etc.
30%
Even though a large percentage of workers have the following
concerns, they still take risks:
DILEMMA
— HOW TECH-SAVVY WORKERS ARE
AFFECTING ENTERPRISE SECURITY.
THE GENERATION-D
Here’s what Gartner, Computer Economics, and
other leading experts have to say about the impact
that the digital generation of workers will have on
IT infrastructure.
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