in association with


WIFI RISK 59%


in senior roles log on as soon as they can upon arrival


SOURCE: KASPERSKY LAB 51.2%


A survey of 11,850 people around the world revealed the biggest threat to company data is business travellers


48% 44%


of senior managers use unsecured public wifi


networks to connect their work devices abroad


use wifi to transmit work emails with


sensitive or confidential attachments


OF EMPLOYEES ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THERE ARE GUIDELINES IN PLACE FOR USING WORK DEVICES OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE


SOURCE: OBSERVEIT TENSE TRAVELLERS


According to a survey of 2,000 business travellers, 35 per cent are nervous about compromising their employer’s data safety while travelling. When asked what they worry about, they said:


Having their laptop or mobile device stolen or lost Using public wifi


Working on their laptop or mobile


Unintentionally sharing company documents Accessing company emails


Opening a file or visiting a website they shouldn’t have Disposing of paper documents


SOURCE: CARLSON WAGONLIT TRAVEL


29% 21% 9% 9% 8% 8% 6%


HOLIDAY HAZARDS


A survey of 1,000 US-based employees found many could be exposing company data during their holidays


53%


TO BRING A WORK DEVICE ON HOLIDAY


77%


USING A WORK COMPUTER OR PHONE WHILE TRAVELLING


EMAILS OR ACCESS FILES


USE FREE/UNSECURED WIFI TO CHECK WORK


54% 63%


PERSONAL DEVICES TO CHECK WORK EMAILS


55%


USE A SECURE VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK (VPN) TO ACCESS


WORK EMAIL AND FILES WHILE WORKING REMOTELY


21%


DEVICES UNATTENDED WHILE TRAVELLING


SOURCE: OBSERVEIT buyingbusinesstravel.com 2019 MARCH/APRIL 37 LEAVE THEIR WORK USE UNSANCTIONED USE FREE/UNSECURED WIFI ANTICIPATE NEEDING


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