More than 80 per cent of employees use 'non-approved' SaaS apps - report
Less than half are concerned that their use of unapproved software could lead to data loss
More than 80 per cent of employees admit to using non-approved software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications in their jobs, a new survey has found. The survey was carried out by Stratecast, a branch of...
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