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What is the primary reason for a business to prohibit (or disable) the use of removeable storage on BYOD employees? (1 point)
Often, the devices don't encrypt data stored there.
It's easier to steal removable storage than whole devices.
Employees can secretly copy sensitive data to other devices.
It increases the risk of data loss through hardware errors.
Often, the devices don't encrypt data stored there.
It's easier to steal removable storage than whole devices.
Employees can secretly copy sensitive data to other devices.
It increases the risk of data loss through hardware errors.
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The primary reason for a business to prohibit (or disable) the use of removable storage on BYOD employees is: **Employees can secretly copy sensitive data to other devices.**
This concern is tied to data security and the protection of sensitive information, making it crucial for businesses to control how data is accessed and transferred.
This concern is tied to data security and the protection of sensitive information, making it crucial for businesses to control how data is accessed and transferred.
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