What is BYOD Security?
Bring your own device (BYOD) means that employees use personal devices to connect to an organization’s network, accessing work-related systems and possibly, sensitive data. Personal devices may include smartphones, personal computers, tablets or USB drives.
According to several studies, well over 50% of organizations and over 70% of employees use personal devices at work, and these numbers are rapidly growing. This means BYOD security is top of mind for IT and security leadership.
Personal devices are more likely to be used to break into corporate networks, whether or not they are approved by IT, because they are less secured and more likely to contain security vulnerabilities compared to corporate devices. Therefore, it is critical to understand and address BYOD security for organizations of all sizes.
How would you secure BYOD devices?
- Make passwords compulsory on all BYOD devices. ...
- Create a blacklist of prohibited applications.
- Invest in reliable security solutions for devices.
- Educate your staff about security.
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Answer:
The result of the disposal transaction is neither a loss or a profit
Explanation:
The expression for the book value is as shown;
B.V=P.C-A.D
where;
B.V=book value
P.C=purchase cost
A.D=accumulated depreciation
In our case;
B.V=unknown
P.C=$48,000
A.D=$31,000
replacing;
Book value=48,000-31,000=$17,000
The profit or loss from the sale of the machine, can be expressed as;
profit/loss=sales price-book value
where;
sales price=17,000
book value=17,000
profit/loss=17,000-17,000=0
The result of the disposal transaction is neither a loss or a profit
Answer:
Residual Income = Net Income minus (target income)
Target income = rate of returns x operational Assets
A.
Cameras and camcorders investment centre
Residual income = 6,900,000 - (12% x 29,000,000)
= $3,420,000
B.
Phones and communications investment centre
Residual income = 1,548,000 - (12% x 12,900,000)
= $0
C.
Computers and accessories investment centre
Residual income = 800,000 - (12% x 16,600,000)
= -$1,192,000
Answer:
Yes, earning sensitivity will change in the long run
Explanation:
Earnings Sensitivity Analysis helps in determining the impact of an independent variable over a particular dependent variable based on various assumptions. This comparison on its own, measures changes in the long run.
This technique helps managers in determining the change in net interest income in correspondence to wide range of interest rates.
The repricing gap in the long term window will measure of the difference between the dollar value of assets that will reprice and the dollar value of liabilities that will reprice within a specific time period.
A possible implication is potential to receive a new interest rate.
The assets that could explain the positive reprising gap is Accounts payable and investments.
Two examples of Liabilities are: Short term loans and accounts payable.
Answer:
Debit: Accounts Receivable 707,350
Credit: Sales Revenue 658,000
Credit: Sales taxes payable ([6% + 1.5%] × $658,000) = $49,350
Explanation:
