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Enterprise mobility strategy and policy

• Ownership scenario should dictate mobile device policies

  The policies organizations should deploy for BYOD devices compared to kiosk devices are very different. Learn how organizations should approach these policy decisions.  Continue Reading

• 8 JNUC 2019 sessions that will help iOS admins

  At JNUC 2019, Apple admins gather to discuss their management practices, issues and success stories. Mobile admins who manage iPhones should look into these sessions.  Continue Reading

• Choose the right UEM platform with this in-depth roundup

  UEM tools are essential to oversee the many endpoints that reside in companies today. Read this comprehensive roundup to learn more about the leading products on the market.  Continue Reading

• Compare UEM software and must-have features

  UEM tools are essential to manage and secure the varying endpoints within an IT environment. Explore the major features and functions to consider and the vendors that provide them.  Continue Reading

• Make the case for UEM tools with these compelling uses

  Unified endpoint management provides companies with a single platform to oversee multiple devices. Learn more about the cost, productivity and overall business benefits.  Continue Reading

• Discover details on unified endpoint management

  With the prevalence of mobile devices in the enterprise, companies need solid technology to manage them. UEM tools consolidate all endpoints together to ensure they are secure.  Continue Reading

• How mobile threat defense integrates with and improves UEM

  Though many organizations have either UEM or EMM, mobile threat defense tools aren't as widely adopted. IT can improve mobile security with these tools' monitoring and policies.  Continue Reading

• Identity access management at a crossroads

  In this Q&A, Ping Identity CEO Andre Durand explains why identity management is being subsumed by security and how AI and automation will modernize identity management systems.  Continue Reading

• Hybrid identity management could be a method to the madness

  IT departments planning to undergo a hybrid cloud migration need to think through how they're going to provide flexible and secure identity and access management to employees.  Continue Reading

• Cloud, SaaS bring identity and access management challenges

  In this Q&A, Identity Automation's co-founder and CEO, James Litton, talks about the identity and access management challenges and the effects of cloud services in the IAM market.  Continue Reading

• 4 identity and access management trends shaping the market

  Identity technologies are evolving, but IT administrators still need to catch up. Here are the top four identity and access management trends shaping the market right now.  Continue Reading

• As enterprise device choice grows, so should a CYOD strategy

  It's been 11 years since the iPhone came to market, but IT admins are still struggling with CYOD strategies. One reason? Choose your own device is now choose your own devices.  Continue Reading

• 3 mobile device deployment questions IT pros should ask

  IT pros should be aware of different considerations when choosing mobile devices. Here's a quick guide on what questions to ask about mobile device deployment plans.  Continue Reading

• Tackle mobile device authentication with modern methods

  Mobile user authentication should require more than a password. New technologies enable authentication methods that IT should consider for its mobile deployment.  Continue Reading

• Improve a mobile security strategy with the right policies

  IT must factor mobile users into its security plan. Intrusive applications and stolen devices are major security issues, but IT can account for these threats with proper planning.  Continue Reading

• Watch out for these mobile technology trends in 2019

  As 2018 ends, IT should be on the lookout for the newest trends in enterprise mobile technology. Here's what IT pros should have on their radar for 2019.  Continue Reading

• How to sharpen a corporate mobile device strategy

  Mobile devices aren't easy to manage. When organizations hand over a corporate device, IT should check a few things off of their to-do list, including security and cost factors.  Continue Reading

• Keep track of evolving IAM products, technologies

  IAM is at the heart of an organization's security strategy. To develop a strong IAM strategy, it's important to stay on top of the newest tools and trends.  Continue Reading

• How IT can manage Office 365 for mobile devices

  Office 365 is a cornerstone of office work, but how should IT manage the platform for mobile users? Find strategies to manage the software effectively in the enterprise.  Continue Reading

• Pros and cons of AI for mobile IT

  Mobile IT admins should be prepared to take advantage of artificial intelligence technologies, but it's important to be aware of the risks and challenges involved, as well.  Continue Reading

• Mobile is at the forefront of digital transformation trends

  As 'digital transformation' dominates discussion, understand why it's important to keep mobile at the forefront of the initiative -- and what you can do to get started.  Continue Reading

• FAQ: What IT needs to know about the BYOx movement

  Employees want their BYOD -- and BYOA, BYOC and BYON. Organizations may be willing to embrace the BYOx movement, but IT may not. Get answers to your burning BYOx questions.  Continue Reading

• The top enterprise mobile security systems to have in place

  There's more to enterprise mobile security than just mobile device management. Today, IT has more security tools at its disposal, from identity management to analytics.  Continue Reading

• Crack the code on mobile identity management systems

  As mobile security threats arise, the need for identity management systems becomes more and more crucial. The right tools help IT protect company data and users alike.  Continue Reading

• How mobile technology changed the way IT pros work and live

  Mobile technology has changed the business world forever. Four IT pros discuss how it's informed their work and personal lives today and will continue to do so in the future.  Continue Reading

• Why the worst mobile security risks just won't go away

  The biggest mobile security threats aren't hiding in the shadows. For IT admins who don't properly secure mobile devices and apps, the monster is in the mirror.  Continue Reading

• How mobile biometrics can strengthen security

  The eye-opening reality: iris scans, and other biometric authentication methods, will soon be used for enterprise mobile security, phasing out the old username and password.  Continue Reading

• Find out which enterprise mobile devices are the best fit for users

  No two mobile devices are the same; some are just a better fit for the enterprise. Explore the workplace potential for devices such as the iPhone SE and BlackBerry Priv.  Continue Reading

• New client management tools feature unified consoles

  More clients used to mean more problems for IT admins, but not anymore. Today's client management tools make it possible to manage multiple device types from a single console.  Continue Reading

• Mastering the top enterprise mobility challenges

  From compliance to security to app development, mobility adds a new layer of challenge for admins to deal with. Find out how to handle five of the most common issues.  Continue Reading

• Understanding IBM's MobileFirst Platform

  IBM's MobileFirst brings quality assurance, code scanning and location services to the enterprise mobile application management party.  Continue Reading

• Top five tips for mobile computing 2015

  IT admins focused on mobile security in 2015, flocking to Android for Work and BYOD data access articles. They also read about in-house app development.  Continue Reading

• Change employee workflows with a social collaboration platform

  Users and IT admins alike can benefit from social collaboration software that changes how employees communicate, including potentially replacing email.  Continue Reading

• Cloud services increase risk of mobile data loss

  Many users access cloud services from their mobile devices, only increasing the risk that corporate data leaks through services such as Dropbox or Google Drive.  Continue Reading

• WYOD arrives as wearables market matures

  Wearable devices might be the next big trend, but they still have limited functionality in the enterprise. As new use cases emerge, WYOD will gain more traction.  Continue Reading

• Mobility brings new ways to tackle IT security threats

  Enterprise mobility has brought major changes to the way IT approaches security, especially when it comes to controlling network access.  Continue Reading

• Mobile app security and usability can coexist

  It might not seem like it, but you can make security and usability play nice when it comes to mobile applications. Get security staff involved in app dev early on.  Continue Reading

• Set employee mobility and business goals before committing to EMM

  Any mobility initiative needs some level of enterprise management, but it's important to set objectives for business outcomes and assess user needs first.  Continue Reading

• Q&A: COPE model can't match benefits of BYOD

  In this Q&A, wireless and mobile advisor Craig Mathias of Farpoint Group discusses why he thinks BYOD is the superior mobility model to COPE.  Continue Reading

• Why the COPE model isn't a slam-dunk alternative to BYOD

  A corporate-owned, personally enabled approach to mobility helps IT regain control, but the COPE model has challenges around finances and user buy-in.  Continue Reading

• BYOD vs. COPE: Why corporate device ownership could make a comeback

  Under the COPE model, companies buy mobile devices for users but loosen the reins a little. It's supposed to be a more manageable alternative to BYOD.  Continue Reading

• Securing corporate data on your laptops

  This series outlines what laptop security means to your business, how to protect your valuable corporate data residing on your laptops and shows you how laptop weaknesses are being exploited. It concludes with an outline of the steps you can take ...  Continue Reading

• Detecting rogue mobile devices on your network

  Controlling what mobile devices connect to your network is crucial, whether those devices are local or remote, stationary or mobile. Many enterprises use application portals, mail servers and/or VPN gateways to detect and restrict mobile access, ...  Continue Reading

• Mobile security policies

  Mobile security policies are necessary for a safe mobile environment. In this series you'll discover three key elements that are essential to your mobile security policy and learn how government regulations affect what is required in your policy.  Continue Reading

• Mobile device upgrade strategy

  Determining when and how to upgrade your mobile device arsenal is a challenge many mobile managers will face this year. When upgrading your mobile devices, you must consider both return on investment (ROI) and associated risks, such as downtime and ...  Continue Reading

• "Mobile Computing," Chapter 4: Emerging technologies

  This chapter covers Bluetooth, RFID, WiMax-802.16, Mobile IP, IPv6 and Java Card.  Continue Reading

• IPsec VPNs for secure remote access

  To address the remote access needs of teleworkers, day extenders, and mobile workers more effectively, many companies are now adopting SSL VPNs.  Continue Reading

• GPRS enables cellular Internet

  Wi-Fi may be the most popular way to keep your notebook PC connected while on the road, but columnist John Shepler says General Packet Radio System-based technology may be even better than Wi-Fi for mobile professionals that need constant ...  Continue Reading

• 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G

  3G wireless overview and history lesson.  Continue Reading