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An Information Security Awareness Model For Bring Your Own Devices: Case Study of a University in Kenya

2024-04-05

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The use of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to access resources has extended past the boundaries of major institutions of higher learning. But, at institutions of higher learning, students, faculty, and staff are beginning to connect personal devices to the institution’s network to access resources without much considerations to the security repercussions. Therefore, this research used a university with an estimated p...

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7963db23-56d1-5953-9ab5-d2e067253d81
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4164916/v1
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