TECH PANEL :: Just how do you stop mobile users becoming leaky lusers?

Hi Etechnews Today,

Thank you for your continued support of The Reg Tech Panel.

In this latest Reg Reader Study, we are looking at that ongoing
challenge of securing the end user computing environment. This
of course covers Windows and other types of desktops and laptops,
but given the way in which smartphones and tablets are
increasingly being used for business, we are interested in your
thoughts on mobile security.

This topic is particularly relevant at the moment because of some
of the changes that are taking place in this area - Windows
desktop refresh activity, continued adoption of desktop
virtualisation technologies, the increasing use of Mac OS X, the
persistence of Desktop Linux in some environments, and, last but
not least, the rate at which the whole mobile computing part of
the equation is changing and user expectations and behaviour are
evolving.

So, if you are responsible for end user computing and/or security
in your organisation, or simply have strong views on the topic,
give us a few minutes of your time and we'll report back on the
state of play in this space.

You can get cracking here.
http://forms.theregister.co.uk/studies/201306mc/?td=m-pnl2

Many Thanks
Team Register
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