According to mobile device management company Jamf, almost half (49%) of European enterprises lack a formal ‘Bring Your Own Device’ cybersecurity policy. Due to a rise in remote working and many subsequent budget cuts, many companies have allowed employees to log into company accounts from their own devices. Obtaining access to potentially sensitive data without correct protective measures poses a significant risk to companies simply due to a lack of control over how their data can be accessed. The study also found that more than half (53%) of organisations are pursuing cost-cutting measures in IT and security. Looking ahead, two in five respondents (41%) noted concerns about increasing vulnerabilities affecting Apple’s operating systems. While macOS only accounts for around one-fifth of desktop OS. Jamf’s VP of portfolio strategy, Michael Covington, called for clearly documented BYOD policies to be produced, shared, and adhered to as the way in which we work continues to evolve.