What does CYOD allow employees to do?

Choosing from a list of company-supported devices accurately describes what CYOD, or "Choose Your Own Device," allows employees to do. This approach gives employees the flexibility to select a device that meets their personal preferences and work needs, while ensuring that the chosen devices are approved and supported by the company’s IT policies.

This method helps maintain standardized security protocols and ensures compatibility with the company's network and software systems. By limiting the choices to company-supported devices, organizations can better manage security risks and provide adequate support while still accommodating employee preferences.

The other options do not align with the definition of CYOD. Selecting any device freely would introduce potential security risks. Bringing only personal devices without any company support would undermine the ability to ensure proper security measures are in place. Using company devices without restrictions could lead to violations of security practices and policies established to protect organizational data.