Posts tagged mobility management
A Growing Concern: Is my Smartphone Data Secured?
Aug 3rd
by Pragati Jain, Fiberlink After the phone hacking scandal was exposed in UK recently, the question on every phone user’s mind is this: Is my phone being hacked? It has been proven once again that a little negligence on the part of the user can make data vulnerable to attacks. Thus, the security of smartphones More >
Combining Office 365′s Productivity Apps and Mobility Management in the Cloud
Jun 28th
by Josh Lambert, Fiberlink In the ever-changing world of technology, organizations need to be incredibly flexible to keep up. You have to be careful not to lock yourself into something that could become obsolete or force you to accept constraints that could become problematic. That’s what makes the cloud so attractive: your company simply does More >
Of the Mobile Device Operating Systems, Which is the Most Secure?
May 24th
by Joe Pappano, Fiberlink Security practitioners like me shy away from absolutes. That being said, I do not have a problem drawing some comparisons across the leading mobile device platforms, specifically Symbian, BlackBerry, iOS, Windows Mobile 7 and Android. I am not a smart device programmer, although I understand the architecture principles. I have quite More >
Enterprise Mobility and the Perpetual Mobile Device Refresh Cycle
May 19th
by Joe Pappano, Fiberlink I had the privilege last week of hosting a webinar with Andrew Borg from Aberdeen Research. In the webinar, Andrew presented findings published in their recently released research report Enterprise Mobility Management 2011: Mobility Becomes Core IT. You can view the webinar here or download the full Aberdeen research report here. More >
iPad2 vs Xoom – The Battle is On
May 5th
by Joe Pappano, Fiberlink Tablets are the current rage in the enterprise mobility space. Businesses are trying to figure out how to use tablets on offense by deploying them to field-facing personnel and as a platform for new types of mobile applications. The IT team (of course) is trying to figure out how to defend More >