EGUIDE:
This E-Guide from SearchConsumerization.com explores the benefits of Mobile Application Management (MAM) and how it can help keep your users and their devices and corporate applications and data secure.
EGUIDE:
Read this expert E-Guide to find your starting point on how to write an effective mobile device security policy and reign successful over the threats they present.
EBOOK:
In this expert guide, you’ll learn some common mistakes made by today’s organizations when it comes to identity and access management (IAM) on mobile devices. You’ll also find tips for managing mobile authentication methods and setting mobile policies.
EGUIDE:
The proliferation of mobile devices into the enterprise has put mobile device security risks as a top priority for many organizations today. In this e-guide from SearchSecurity.com, gain expert insight on how to tackle mobile device security risks and explore why your current approach might need to be reevaluated.
WHITE PAPER:
This document describes how administrators can enable wireless enterprise activation for users on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, and how users can initiate wireless enterprise activation from their handhelds.
EGUIDE:
This expert resource will show how you can tackle endpoint management more methodically by coming to terms with BYOD, securing data effectively, and addressing enterprise mobility management. Read on to learn more today.
EBOOK:
This guide provides expert advice on how to craft a mobile device security strategy that safeguards enterprise assets and prevents minor security issues from becoming major security disasters.
EZINE:
Mobile device management (MDM) continues to grow at a feverish pace, both in terms of adoption and mobile security features. Our June cover story provides insight into adoption trends, cross-industry issues, and MDM solutions best fit to varying requirements. We also look at big data analytics and security and provide an update on FedRAMP.
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Securing the enterprise may never have been a simple task, but now it is far more complex as hackers have become more creative and as the enterprise itself has extended into remote locations and as far as “the cloud.”