McAfee customers: BYOD security products are still 'immature'

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IT leaders attending FOCUS 12 express deep reservations about BYOD security offerings

McAfee customers believe that mobile device security is still an "immature" area of the market, with two companies telling Computing at McAfee's FOCUS 12 conference in Las Vegas that they still have no...

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