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In addition, 19% of senior managers admitted to sharing confidential passwords with a family member versus only 7% of junior employees. Senior management also reported working from public Wi-Fi networks at double the rate of their junior counterparts (30% vs. 15%).
The survey, says OneLogin CEO Brad Brooks, was based on responses from 2,000 US and UK remote workers from the ages of 16 to 55-plus. Much of this is a product of your formative years, Brooks says. Older managers did not grow up with PCs, an iPad, and smartphones. I just think overall the younger generation are more aware of the security risks.
The survey s findings also suggest American workers are less security-focused than their UK counterparts, he says. Remote workers in the US shared devices 7% more than their UK counterparts, worked on public Wi-Fi at a 9% higher rate, and downloaded personal applications at an 8% higher rate.