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Mobile devices are business tools of choice for more and more people, and not just knowledge workers.
And these tools have come to the fore during the pandemic crisis.
But how can they be secured, and does mobile working bring its own set of risks? Security Insights investigates.
With guests Bridget Kenyon, CISO of Thales' Digital and Identity Services Group, Mike Elliott, CEO of Over-C, Neil Thacker, CISO at Netskope. Presented by series editor Stephen Pritchard.
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