Today’s employees want to — and in many cases today, have to — be productive and available from anywhere at any time. More than ever, teams need to communicate and collaborate from different locations through a variety of channels, devices, and networks. In order to address this need, companies are starting to think harder about clear Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies that enable employees to use their own devices to access company files, systems, and applications. However, this poses a challenge for IT and security teams that are tasked with protecting their company’s data and infrastructure. The challenge: Keeping BYOD devices secure Unfortunately, there’s not really a one-size-fits-all method for IT to provide consistent login experiences across each device type. Every device’s operating system has particular requirements for implementing security measures. Thus, maintaining a secure BYOD environment means managing access across a large sprawl of devices and operating systems.