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Shadow AI and personal devices could create network insecurity

The threat of shadow AI is made worse by the presence of AI agents, experts say.

Caroline Nihill

The facade of an Apple store.

Apple devices are more susceptible to attack in the age of BYOD

A Jamf executive tells IT Brew the danger presents an “attack surface that businesses very much want to control.”

The Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business on the Clemson University Campus

Why Clemson University decided to roll out a formal BYOD policy

The university’s CIO says that it is in the 20th percentile of universities that get targeted for cyberattacks.

Brianna Monsanto

Neon BYOD sign flickering on and off

BYOD doesn’t need to mean ‘bring your own disaster’

Here’s how experts say you can switch to BYOD while minimizing risks.

Your AI strategy has a security problem: 43% of IT leaders now cite security concerns as the top barrier to expanding AI agent deployment, according to research from JumpCloud. Before giving agents more access to apps, data, and workflows, make sure you can govern the identities behind them. See how to secure every identity, human or not.