The use of iPads in the industry has increased the risk of breaches, prompting discussion on ways to protect and optimize them. Christina Thielst, vice president at Tower Strategies, outlines 10 ways to secure iPads, including using password functions, limiting access to confidential information on unsecured networks, marking the device for identification, and using cases with tethered locks to prevent theft.
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