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Security BYOD: Be Your Own Defense

How does a small higher education institution implement security controls to protect sensitive data and at the same time not make end users feel as if they are losing ownership of their computer? Whitman College grappled with this problem for several years and finally found a solution where we can (almost) have it all. Using existing technology and one additional vendor solution we are able to realize our goal of a secure computing environment while maintaining a flexible, friendly user environment.