Does your org have a policy banning TikTok specifically on contractor devices?

Security Strategy & RoadmapThreat & Vulnerability Management

Yes, specifically TikTok32%

Yes, specifically, but not only TikTok39%

No26%

Don’t know…2%

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Director of IT in Software2 years ago

An Org’s control should be limited to the devices they purchase for employees / contractors.

Business Development Manager in IT Services2 years ago

India has already banned TikTok countrywide so we don't really need it.

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