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Leia o texto abaixo para responder à questão. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) refers to the policy of allowing employees to supply their own computing devices for use at work. Employe

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FCC · 2022

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BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) refers to the policy of allowing employees to supply their own computing devices for use at work. Employers save money by eliminating hardware purchasing and maintenance overhead, and employees enjoy the freedom of choice to use whichever mobile phone, tablet or laptop that best meets their preferences.

 

For example, a user may have a Windows PC for work and a MacBook for a personal laptop. The keyboard shortcuts for each platform are slightly different, making it easy to mangle copy-paste functions in word processors and spreadsheets. Using the same BYOD MacBook for work and personal computing eliminates these switchover errors.

 

Even for non-SaaS organizations, user error typically represents a third of all data loss, second only to hardware failure. The reduction in user error gained from BYOD policies is present regardless of whether an employee is creating a document in Google Apps or Microsoft Word.

 

There has yet been no rigorous study of the change in rates of user error before and after adopting BYOD policies. Nonetheless, it’s safe to assume that some level of user error is reduced by familiarity and comfort with BYOD devices.

 

BYOD can’t make your data invulnerable, but combined with good security policies, regular user training and effective data backup, it can make a noticeable difference in the availability and integrity of your company data.

 

(Disponível em: https://www.wired.com)

 

According to the text, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies:

  1. Increase the risk of data loss and hardware malfunction.
  2. Reduce user mistakes caused by using different platforms.
  3. Demand users to create documents in Google Apps.
  4. Benefit organizations with poor security and access policies.
  5. Eliminate the necessity of user training and data backup.
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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) reduz erros de usuários causados pela troca entre sistemas distintos, pois o texto exemplifica que atalhos e funções (como copiar/colar) variam entre plataformas (Windows vs. macOS) e provocam “switchover errors”.

Ao permitir que o empregado use o mesmo dispositivo no trabalho e em casa, há maior familiaridade e conforto, o que diminui a probabilidade de equívocos operacionais. O próprio texto afirma que parte significativa da perda de dados decorre de erros do usuário e que BYOD traz redução desses erros.

Embora não exista estudo rigoroso quantificando o efeito, o autor considera seguro assumir que algum nível de erro é reduzido pela familiaridade com o dispositivo, resultando em impacto positivo sobre a disponibilidade e integridade dos dados.

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