One of the biggest drawbacks of BYOD is IT's lack of control over the hardware. Sysadmins can't dictate which apps are installed, how devices are secured, or what data is stored.
The potential benefits seem to be paying off: over 82% of frontline workers are currently using personal devices for work communication, according to despite the looming threats of, cyber attacks, and zero-day exploits.
Over employers are considering a return to company-issued phones for privacy and security reasons, with leaders identifying work-only devices as the best route for data security and privacy.
It seems the honeymoon period of 'personal devices for work' may be drawing to a close.
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