Tips

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• Android security features protect against constant threats

  Android's popularity makes it a prime target for hackers and attackers. Fortunately, there are plenty of security features to keep devices safe.  Continue Reading

• Open-in management helps secure iOS data

  Apple's open-in management compartmentalizes apps and lets IT admins restrict sharing of corporate data. It's basic MAM built into iOS.  Continue Reading

• Remote desktop access provides mobility boon

  Although mobile remote desktop apps do pose negatives, the anytime accessibility might be worth the plunge for enterprise IT.  Continue Reading

• How mobile remote desktop apps work

  Remote desktop apps can serve as a starting point for enterprise mobility. They make Windows available anywhere, and IT can manage them easily.  Continue Reading

• Why mobile user authentication is more important than ever

  Encrypting data is a good first step, but if you don't properly authenticate users, sensitive information can still fall into the wrong hands.  Continue Reading

• App virtualization, refactoring tools and development: Which is right for you?

  If you're trying to mobilize Windows apps, there's no shortage of options, including app virtualization, refactoring tools and native development.  Continue Reading

• Amazon Zocalo a competitive, but repetitive, EFSS option

  Amazon Zocalo isn't a game changer for enterprise file sync-and-share, but it gives IT a reputable option to consider from cloud leader AWS.  Continue Reading

• Four tips to avoid Android fragmentation problems

  Android fragmentation can present problems when it comes to MDM, but careful policy implementation can mitigate those issues.  Continue Reading

• Leveraging mobile and cloud for enterprise architectures

  With the rising importance of mobile for executing new business services, many organizations are taking a closer look at developing better enterprise architectures for leveraging the cloud and back-end services.  Continue Reading

• Apple iOS 8, iPhone 6 improve IT security and control

  The expansion of passcode protection, Touch ID and device management features make Apple's latest devices and OS worth the enterprise upgrade.  Continue Reading

• Rooted Android device risks include network access, data theft

  Rooting an Android smartphone or tablet makes the device more vulnerable to malicious apps that could wreak havoc on a corporate network. MDM alone can't stop the threat.  Continue Reading

• Healthcare mobility provides a blueprint for enterprise IT

  Healthcare workers require secure mobile access to sensitive data. If they can get it, why can't employees in other industries?  Continue Reading

• Behind every good mobile device security policy is an educated staff

  Implementing a mobile device security policy is a good first step, but if employees don't understand its importance, it may be all for naught. That's where training comes in.  Continue Reading

• Unified endpoint management centralizes PC, mobile support

  IT departments can benefit from a streamlined PC and mobility management strategy. Technology is still catching up as EMM vendors incorporate PC management.  Continue Reading

• Protect your network and data from internal threats

  As the Edward Snowden case shows, there's no such thing as absolute security. That doesn't mean you shouldn't try to secure your network as much as possible.  Continue Reading