Daily aggregation of mobile computing news from @cloud_aware, mobileaware.net.
- BYOD Is A Great Fit For Small Business
- The Challenge of Encrypting BYOD Devices | Healthcare IT News
- Dell Off 12% on Weak Q2 View; Laptop Sales Hit by ?Alternatives ?
- Security issues involved in mobile computing ? [H]ard|Forum
- Bradford Networks to Address the Framework for Implementing Secure BYOD ?
- Integralis Rolls Out Extensive Network Access and Mobile Security
- HMRC to ignore government?s BYOD strategy due to device security concerns
- Bradford Networks to Address the Framework for Implementing ?
- BYOD policies by Computerworld UK | Enterprise Mobility iPass ?
- CIOs Must Bolster Mobile Security as BYOD Trend Booms
Cult of Mac Often discussion around BYOD and mobile management focus on larger companies like IBM and VMWare (both of which have made big bets on BYOD). For larger enterprises, BYOD is a big change for IT professionals and users alike. Testing and transitioning to ? (more)
By John Halamka
As we continue the journey to protect corporate data that is accessed from personal mobile devices, we?re developing increasingly rigorous policies that rebalance individual preferences with corporate compliance requirements. Requiring a ? (more)
In addition, we are seeing more consumer spending diverted to alternative mobile computing devices. Following Gladden, Steve Felice, Dell?s chief commercial ? (more)
Welcome guys, All smartphones, as computers, are preferred targets of attacks. These attacks exploit weaknesses related to smartphones that can come from ? (more)
MarketWatch (press release) ? the best choice to enable secure network access for corporate issued and personal mobile devices, today announced that company executives will be addressing network access control (NAC) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) security issues at the third ? (more)
PR Newswire (press release) This technology can help accelerate an organization?s bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives supporting governance, risk and compliance (GRC) while addressing network and mobility threats. Integralis maintains a dedicated NAC practice with ? (more)
V3.co.uk by Rosalie Marshall HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed that it will not be part of the government?s bring your own device strategy (BYOD) because it can not guarantee that staff devices will be kept secure. HMRC chief information officer Phil ? (more)
By Bradford Networks
? for corporate issued and personal mobile devices, today announced that company executives will be addressing network access control (NAC) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) security issues at the third annual Bryant Security Day 2012, ? (more)
By Karen Ambrose Hickey, Editor
Article on Bring Your Own Device policies and suggestions from Computerworld UK. (more)
NetworkComputing.com Part 1 of our report on InformationWeek?s 2012 State of Mobile Security focused on the effects of Bring-Your-Own-Device policies on enterprise networks. In Part 2, we explore how CIOs should respond to the BYOD trend. CIOs need to put the brakes on ? (more)
Daily aggregation of mobile computing news from @cloud_aware, mobileaware.net.
- BYOD Is A Great Fit For Small Business
- The Challenge of Encrypting BYOD Devices | Healthcare IT News
- Dell Off 12% on Weak Q2 View; Laptop Sales Hit by ?Alternatives ?
- Security issues involved in mobile computing ? [H]ard|Forum
- Bradford Networks to Address the Framework for Implementing Secure BYOD ?
- Integralis Rolls Out Extensive Network Access and Mobile Security
- HMRC to ignore government?s BYOD strategy due to device security concerns
- Bradford Networks to Address the Framework for Implementing ?
- BYOD policies by Computerworld UK | Enterprise Mobility iPass ?
- CIOs Must Bolster Mobile Security as BYOD Trend Booms
Cult of Mac Often discussion around BYOD and mobile management focus on larger companies like IBM and VMWare (both of which have made big bets on BYOD). For larger enterprises, BYOD is a big change for IT professionals and users alike. Testing and transitioning to ? (more)
By John Halamka
As we continue the journey to protect corporate data that is accessed from personal mobile devices, we?re developing increasingly rigorous policies that rebalance individual preferences with corporate compliance requirements. Requiring a ? (more)
In addition, we are seeing more consumer spending diverted to alternative mobile computing devices. Following Gladden, Steve Felice, Dell?s chief commercial ? (more)
Welcome guys, All smartphones, as computers, are preferred targets of attacks. These attacks exploit weaknesses related to smartphones that can come from ? (more)
MarketWatch (press release) ? the best choice to enable secure network access for corporate issued and personal mobile devices, today announced that company executives will be addressing network access control (NAC) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) security issues at the third ? (more)
PR Newswire (press release) This technology can help accelerate an organization?s bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives supporting governance, risk and compliance (GRC) while addressing network and mobility threats. Integralis maintains a dedicated NAC practice with ? (more)
V3.co.uk by Rosalie Marshall HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed that it will not be part of the government?s bring your own device strategy (BYOD) because it can not guarantee that staff devices will be kept secure. HMRC chief information officer Phil ? (more)
By Bradford Networks
? for corporate issued and personal mobile devices, today announced that company executives will be addressing network access control (NAC) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) security issues at the third annual Bryant Security Day 2012, ? (more)
By Karen Ambrose Hickey, Editor
Article on Bring Your Own Device policies and suggestions from Computerworld UK. (more)
NetworkComputing.com Part 1 of our report on InformationWeek?s 2012 State of Mobile Security focused on the effects of Bring-Your-Own-Device policies on enterprise networks. In Part 2, we explore how CIOs should respond to the BYOD trend. CIOs need to put the brakes on ? (more)
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