In their efforts to keep malware off their networks, some IT and security pros restrict end users’ rights to install apps on company machines, and the majority restrict the individual applications that are allowed on the network, a survey says.
Companies are essentially split on whether to allow users to install applications — 51% yes, 49% no, according to a survey of 765 professionals by security vendor Bit9.
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