In terms of your incident response strategy, are employees required to have the org’s instant messaging platform (Teams, Slack, etc.) installed on their personal mobile device in case their computers become nonfunctional during an incident?

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Yes, all employees30%

Yes, but only for some employees52%

No16%

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Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

No, unless you are participating in BYOD (phones only not PCs) the. It would be on your personal phone
Less than 1% of our phones are BYOD

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