Some ways to solve problem from companies:

- Intel has established clear-cut guidelines informing employees about exactly what
information can and can’t be seen when administrators manage personal devices
Intel will quickly respond to any questions employees might have regarding BYOD.
The company also allows employees to choose among different levels of mobile
access to corporate systems, with each tier accompanied by different levels of
security
- SAP developed a specialized mobile platform for various work-related applications,
enabling employees to work from anywhere with their mobile devices. SAP has also
created a security system for decommissioning a mobile device within a minute
whenever a smartphone or tablet is lost or stolen
- Swiss Re successfully implemented BYOD by choosing a secure, highly scalable
Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) system that could support multiple operating
systems, and a local partner to manage all of its technical and organizational
aspects.
Companies have a multi-faceted approach that addresses the potential risks while
minimizing intrusions on employee privacy and usability when it comes to personal use.
Context-aware security solutions that provide control over user access, applications, network
connectivity, and devices, in addition to encryption capabilities, combine the key elements
necessary for ensuring enterprise security in the BYOD landscape. Enterprises embracing
these solutions capitalize on the benefits and reap the rewards of BYOD, such as employee
productivity and satisfaction due to greater work-life balance, while effectively mitigating the
security risks that once plagued companies adopting BYOD. Although, BYOD remains both
a major opportunity and challenge for enterprises.