Perangkat Pribadi, Proteksi Terkendali
Technological advancements and flexible work patterns are driving many companies to adopt BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies, which allow employees to use personal devices such as laptops, smartphones, or tablets to access corporate email, applications, and data. While offering convenience and efficiency, the use of personal devices also entails security risks that must be effectively managed.
🚫 Prohibitions to Follow
Accessing company data from unsecured devices
Using public Wi-Fi without a VPN to access company systems
Storing work files on personal devices without encryption
Installing illegal or unauthorized applications on work devices
⚠️ Risks of Using Personal Devices
Company data leaks
Malware or spyware infection from illegal/unauthorized applications
Account compromise
Policy violations resulting in internal sanctions
✅ Recommended Security Implementations
Enable passwords, PINs, or biometrics on devices
Access company systems only through authorized applications
Use antivirus software and ensure your operating system is always updated
Use a company VPN when working remotely
If an incident occurs, please report it immediately to the IT Security Operations Center (SOC) Team via ticketing at ditra.ihc.id
🚨 Spotted something suspicious?
Report a security incident to the ICT Cybersecurity team straight away by email or through the ICT Directorate's internal channel.
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