'I'm not a fan of BYOD' says Visa Europe CTO

Charlee Gothard
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Device independence fine in theory, says Visa CTO, but security should be paramount

Visa Europe CTO Adam Banks (pictured) has come out firmly on the side of BYOD sceptics, in an exclusive interview with Computing. Banks said there was a possibility of "an increase in some form ...

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