Mobile has become an essential aspect of almost every business, and an astonishing 132 million people around the world use their smartphones at work. Security risks and data breaches are growing while traditional computer usage is shrinking and mobile use is on the rise. This infographic explores the threats that exist for businesses, and provides some helpful information on how to draft and effective mobile security policy.
By Leigh-Ann Carroll Marketing Executive Neon SMS
About Neon SMS
Neon Solutions, was founded in 2003 when our internet SMS gateway solution was developed. Our products are based on open source technologies which allow us to offer a range of SMS messaging services and provide our clients with industry leading mobile communication interfaces and infrastructure.Our client base ranges from SME’s, such as individuals, software developers, unions, hotels, retail, financial institutions, to government bodies and non profit organizations to large multinational organizations.For more information visit HERE
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