Industry slams standards bodies for lack of BYOD policy

Stuart Sumner
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Senior UK IT figures admit that security standards are inadequate, and do not cater for consumerisation trend

Senior figures in the UK IT industry have criticised standards bodies such as the Financial Services Agency (FSA) for failing to keep pace with modern technology trends such as consumerisation. ...

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