SOURCE: Softchoice
A Softchoice survey of 1,000 full-time people in the United States and Canada found employees who use SaaS apps for work are developing bad tech habits that expose their organizations to security breaches and data loss.
Our report summary provides an in-depth exploration of how SaaS is adding a new element of risk to the way we work, and what IT departments can do to eliminate bad user behavior in the cloud.
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