Here's the simple question...

Perhaps without knowing all of the risks associated with BYOD in a corporate environment, or any environment were information management is expected or required, how comfortable would you personally be if you knew that BYOD was implemented as a standard anyone-can-have-it end-user offering at:

- Your Doctor and/or health care provider
- The financial institutions you use (e.g. banks, brokerage, 401k, etc.)
- Any small/large company that is storing your personal information (SSN, DOB, name, address, salary info, etc.)
- Your attorney, accountant, etc.
- The networks of your government


Shoot. After typing this, I half wish there was a BYOD disclosure requirement to customers/citizens of the above organizations.

TFA also says Paul Kocher is one of the world's foremost crypto experts who will explain it to you at an upcoming RSA conference in SF next month.

I use Microsoft OneNote for this.. handles the job very well. You could also try looking at mind-mapping software like MindJet MindManager, or even freemind (http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Download) if that's more your style. But imho, MS OneNote is hands down the best for solving and maintaining this problem in the business environment.