End user device security for bring-your-own-device (BYOD) deployment models. : D97-4/70-003-2022E-PDF

"This document introduces potentially vulnerable attack surfaces associated with end user devices that are used as part of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) deployment models in organizations of all sizes. This document also provides mitigation techniques that your organization can apply to reduce the risks if it chooses to implement a BYOD model. Poorly configured end user devices can put your organization at risk. They are entry points through which threat actors can gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. End users may not have the technical expertise to avoid potential security incidents and rely on technical controls and policies that are inherent to the devices to keep them and their data secure. If your organization chooses to use a BYOD deployment model, you must be aware that end users can unknowingly introduce additional risk to your environment. Many of the organizational policy controls are soft limitations as opposed to hard restrictions due to the legalities of ownership and, due to the design of the systems supporting them, technical controls are limited on the device side"--Overview, page 3.

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