rising mobility and its risks: are cios in peril
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The proliferation of mobile devices and data, plus increasing regulations and litigation require a new approach to governing information in the enterprise.
By 2016, 20% of CIOs in regulated industries will lose their jobs for failing to successfully implement the discipline of information governance.
of the workforce is mobile with an
average of 2.8 connected devices per employee.
75%
RISING MOBILITY AND ITS RISKS: ARE CIOS IN PERIL?
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44% of IT and litigation professionals
believe data on end user devices is at risk.
of organizations use a centralized model for information governance.
Only 26%
49% of organizations see eDiscovery for endpoint data
as their highest governance priority in the next two years.
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of organizations use technology to govern endpoints, and only 20% use technology to collect and discover data on these endpoints.
Only 22%
of data on endpoints exists only on the endpoint.28%
Regarding data governance: "It can be done cost e�ectively; it should be done proactively."
- Gartner
Sources:• Gartner video presentation: How to Build a Successful Governance Strategy, Sheila Childs, Oct. 2014• Desktop/Laptop Backup Update: Endpoint Backup Gains in Importance, 2011, Gartner• Mobility: Strengthening the Weakest Link in eDiscovery, (http://pages2.druva.com/ediscovery-weakest-link-whitepaper.html)• Governance Takes A Central Role As Enterprises Shift To Mobile, October 2014, A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Druva• Worldwide Mobile Worker Population 2009-2013 Forecast, 2010, IDC
WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYING..."Endpoint data remains at risk despite security and governance controls already in place."
- Forrester
of IT professionals cite lack of coordinated governance as the top
endpoint governance challenge.42%
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