Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies offer flexibility and cost savings, but they come with a significant trade-off in the form of security. Unlike dedicated room systems that are managed, patched and monitored under strict IT oversight, personal devices introduce an entirely new level of unpredictability.
In the second instalment of our three-part security vodcast series, our expert panel explore how to leverage AV technology for operational gains within the defence sector and corporate environments.
More than half of enterprises are considering a ban on personal devices for work use in 2025. Kinly’s Trusted Connections 2025 research reveals that ‘Shadow AV’, the unchecked use of personal devices for work, is creating serious security blind spots for modern organisations.
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AV technology is everywhere. From huddle rooms to global boardrooms, it’s powering collaboration in ways we couldn’t have imagined a decade ago. But as AV becomes ubiquitous in corporate environments, a critical question emerges: Is it secure enough?
We’ve just witnessed one of the most concerning developments in digital fraud to date. In a case involving a large European bank, fraudsters used manipulated video and AI-generated voices to simulate a live video meeting with top executives, convincingly enough to almost trigger the payment of millions.
AV technology isn’t just evolving. It’s redefining how businesses collaborate, communicate and innovate. Now in its third year, Trusted Connections 2025 presents a deep dive into how businesses are investing in, deploying and relying on AV technology to stay ahead.
As technology advances, so do security risks. Sovereign cloud collaboration is emerging as the key to safeguarding our modern communications.
Imagine you’ve finished a presentation in a high-tech boardroom announcing plans for the launch of your latest and greatest product. You later discover the details have reached your competitors before you even had the chance to reflect on how well things went. What happened?
Kinly’s Head of Global Services, Jody Moffat, explores the powerful and practical applications of AI that are enhancing user experiences today – and what organisations should know when investing in this transformative technology.
