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The number and diversity of BYOD and company-owned mobile devices in any corporation, hospital, college campus, or school district has exploded—easily tripling the number seen just a few years ago. People routinely bring these devices and gadgets to school or office and expect to be able to connect with any of them at anytime. However, this can create a myriad of security risks as well as increased workload on the helpdesk, network performance issues and the inability to track user identity by device for compliance and security forensics.

