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1 Business Or Pleasure: The Challenges Of Bring Your Own Device Policies In The Workplace
2 Earl (Chip) M. Jones Littler, Dallas (214) Michelle B. Brookshire Littler, Dallas (214)
3 Littler at a Glance Littler is the world's largest law firm exclusively devoted to representing management in employment and labor law matters. Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group Compliance and Ethics Practice Group Investigations Designing incident management systems Analyzing Risk Policy and Procedure Development Training and Education Legal research 3
4 Your experiences with BYOD What approach has your company taken to the BYOD issue? Restricts to company-owned devices Allows some employees to connect personal devices but process is ad hoc Has a BYOD policy
5 Why does it matter? Conflict between individual rights and organizational obligations Ownership of the device most important factor Also, affects the employer s ability to control the device and the data
6 Who s Doing It? IBM 80,000 employees IBM CIO: If we didn t support them, we figured [employees] would figure out how to support [the devices] themselves. Kraft 800 employees receive stipend to buy PC Not available to: company executives who handle confidential information Legal HR staff Employees who use their PC to run production equipment Factory Workers
7 Why? Reducing expenses for employers Improving employee engagement Aiding in the recruitment of new employees Solving the two pocket problem Innovation to reduce cost and promote collaboration
8 Ethics and Compliance Issues
9 Be aware of the culture Do you feel it is acceptable to...? Active Social Networkers Other U.S. Workers Friend a client/customer on a social network 59% 28% Blog or tweet negatively about your company or colleagues 42% 6% Buy personal items with your company credit card as long as you pay it back 42% 8% Do a little less work to compensate for cuts in pay or benefits 51% 10% Keep a copy of confidential work documents in case you need them in your next job Take a copy of work software home and use it on your personal computer Upload vacation pictures to the company network or server so you can share them with co workers Use social networking to find out what my company s competitors are doing 50% 15% 46% 7% 50% 17% 54% 30%
10 HR and Employment Law Issues
11 HR and Employment Law Issues Performance management Discrimination, hostile work environment, accommodation issues Workplace Safety Driving and talking or texting Labor Mandatory bargaining Unlawful surveillance International Data protection Border searches Espionage
12 HR and Employment Law Issues Wage & Hour Off-the-clock work by non-exempt employees Suffered or permitted to work De minimis? s themselves are evidence of time spent and notice to employer Time spent dealing with IT issues related to devices Work by non-exempt or exempt employees during weeks off or leaves of absence
13 HR and Employment Law Issues Solution to W&H Concerns Prohibit non-exempt employees from accessing or making work-related calls outside of work Limit access/program participation to employees who are exempt from OT Create process for reporting work performed outside of working hours Training Employees Managers Compliant policy requiring pay for all hours worked
14 Privacy/Security Issues
15 Data is heavily regulated Security Laws and Regulations Encryption Breach notification Secure data destruction Employee privacy rights Record retention Contractual obligations Indirectly regulated Trade secret protection ediscovery obligations Allowing employees to store company data on their own devices fundamentally complicates these obligations
16 Security for company data Loss or theft of devices lost and stolen equipment accounted for 31% of breaches Lookout helped 9 million people locate their devices; one locate request every 3.5 seconds Malware malware targeting the Android platform rose 3,325 percent (Juniper) Friends and family 27.5% of FINCEN suspicious activity reports involving identity theft involved friends, family, employee in home
17 Employee Privacy Rights Access to private information GINA Protected Characteristics Issuing a remote wipe command Employees have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their personal device All 50 states have computer trespass laws Computer Fraud & Abuse Act if the unauthorized access causes damages > $5,000 Accessing an employee s personal or cloud account Stored Communications Act Pure Power Boot Camp, Inc. v. Warrior Fitness Boot Camp
18 Beware of Computer Trespass Key facts: Sitton used his personal computer to conduct business for PDI and for a competing business Sitton used the computer on PDI s premises and connected it to PDI s network When PDI caught wind of Sitton s disloyalty, a senior manager entered his office, clicked on an list, and printed incriminating
19 Beware of Computer Trespass Ruling: Affirms denial of Sitton s claims for computer trespass, computer theft, and computer invasion of privacy Reasoning: Lack of authority is an element of each claim, and PDI s computer use policy established the manager s authority Key Policy Provisions: Policy was not limited to company-owned equipment Informed employees that PDI would inspect the content of computers in the course of an investigation triggered by indications of unacceptable behavior. Sitton v. Print Direction, Inc., 2011 Ga. App. LEXIS 849 (Sept. 28, 2011)
20 Federal Stored Communications Act Prohibits unauthorized access to an electronic communication in electronic storage at an electronic communications service provider (18 USC 2701(a)) Criminal statute with civil remedies Minimum monetary damages of $1,000 Punitive damages and attorneys fees Consent of the account holder is a defense
21 Access to Personal Key Facts: Pure Power Boot Camp fired Fell Fell started a competing business PPBC s owner (Brenner) accessed three of Fell s personal accounts Hotmail: Fell had accessed the account using PPBC s computers, leaving username and password behind Gmail: username and password found in the Hotmail account Warrior Fitness Boot Camp: lucky guess same password and username PPBC used Fell s personal for non-compete action against Fell
22 Access to Personal Claim: PPBC violated the SCA Defense: Electronic resources policy defeated any expectation of privacy Fell implicitly consented by leaving username and password on PPBC computers Court: summary judgment for Fell The policy addressed only company equipment used during the employment relationship The in question were not created on, sent through, or received from PPBC s system At most, Fell consented to Brenner seeing his password for one account, but not to her using it for any of them Pure Power Boot Camp v. Warrior Fitness Boot Camp, 587 F. Supp.2d 548 (S.D.N.Y. 2008)
23 The Proverbial Rock and the Hard Spot
24 Trade Secret Protection 60 percent of American workers who left their employers [in 2008] took some data with them. (Economist) Misappropriation may be harder to prove Use or disclosure will be the focus Access to the devices will be a challenge
25 ediscovery Challenges Locating the data Access to the device Collection challenges
26 Recommendations
27 Recommendation: Decide whether all employees should be permitted to participate in a BYOD program or whether certain groups should be excluded.
28 Who Should Be Eligible? Limit to employees with a business need Important to control eligibility The more people with BYOD, the greater the risk NOT employees with regular access to sensitive information Legal, HR Access to highly valuable trade secrets, e.g. product engineers Access to highly sensitive, non-public financial information, e.g., CFO s group Non-exempt employees raise off-the-clock issues
29 Recommendation: Install Mobile Device Management software on dual use devices.
30 Sandbox Approach
31 Recommendation: Require employees to consent to all company activities involving the personal device.
32 Employee Consent Consent to: 1. Access to information stored on the personal device 2. Remote wipe of the device 3. Monitoring the device when accessing corporate information Expect Pushback
33 Recommendation: Modify or Create Personal Device Agreements.
34 The Personal Device Agreement Critical Terms: Protection against computer trespass, invasion of privacy and other claims 1. Agree to Company s use of remote wipe 2. Agree to Company s monitoring of personal device when connected to the corporate network 3. Agree to produce the personal device for inspection in response to a legitimate requests 4. Release Company from any liability for destruction, or incidental viewing, of personal information
35 Personal Device Agreement Additional Terms 6. Will install corporate security package 7. Will not modify corporate security package 8. Will immediately report loss or theft of device 9. Will limit storage of corporate information 10. Acknowledge that all company policies apply to the dual-use device
36 Recommendation: Restrict employees from using cloud-based apps, cloud-based backup, or synchronizing with home PCs for work-related data.
37 Recommendation: Ensure that use complies with Wage and Hour obligations by prohibiting off-the-clock work and ensuring pay for all hours worked.
38 Recommendation: No use by friends and family members.
39 Recommendation: Educate and Train
40 Training 1. Don t leave the device unattended 2. Don t share the device s passwords with anyone 3. Don t share the device with anyone, including family and friends 4. How to report a lost or stolen device 5. Beware of downloaded apps
41 Security Incident Response 1. Confirm that dual-use device is encrypted 2. Confirm that remote wipe was activated promptly 3. Confirm that unauthorized acquirer had to unlock a passwordprotected screensaver 4. If no confirmation, collect on corporate exchange server from date the loss/theft occurred Search for trigger PII 5. Interview employee concerning contents of local storage on dualuse device
42 Recommendation: Revise exit interview processes.
43 Bottom Line: BYOD creates risks and challenges for employers Data-Related Risks Security of company data Privacy of employee data Records management Contractual obligations ediscovery Trade Secret Protection Contingent Workers HR-Related Risks Performance management EEO Wage & Hour Workplace Safety Labor International
44 Questions
45 Thank You
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