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Mobile data management in spotlight as SMB tablet use grows
The best way to secure data in the tablet age is to establish centralized data policies and implement mobile data management, solution providers say. Feature
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Securing data: An Apple and Android security guide
Apple and Android security obstacles can complicate IT’s attempts at securing data in the mobile era. Fortunately, IT and users can take some precautions to secure corporate data. Guide
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Smart mobile device management, revisited
Smartphones and tablets are all over the enterprise -- can you manage them? We've compiled tips, news and more to help you with your enterprise's mobile device management strategy. guide
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Mobile device security overview
Mobile device manufacturers and operating system developers vary in their security capabilities. This list evaluates how the leading mobile devices stack up in security. Feature
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Mobile device security needs new approach, experts say
Companies lack the tools to control the onslaught of mobile devices in the enterprise. Feature
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Phil Agcaoili: Consumerization of IT and enterprise evolution
Consumer devices in the workplace and the shift to cloud services require new security standards and heightened security awareness. Feature
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Enterprise mobile security: Learn the keys to mobile app/OS protection
As users grow more mobile device-dependent, enterprise mobile security has become imperative. This chapter from "Mobile Application Security" details how to protect devices and safeguard mobile apps. Chapter Download
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Handheld and mobile device security: Mobile malware, breach prevention
This mini learning guide offers tips from the experts on how to bulk up your mobile device security policies and techniques in order to protect sensitive corporate data. Our experts define common mobile device security concerns, and identify must-hav... Learning Guide
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Establishing secure mobile communication
Find out how to establish secure mobile communication, including how to encrypt mobile laptop, PDA and smartphone transactions using tools that can enforce over-the-air security, no matter the device or network type. Expert Lesson
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Mobile device security policies: Asserting control over mobile devices
Experts all recommend having mobile device security policies, but a policy is worthless without the technology and processes to back it up. Managers and architects responsible for planning mobile deployment need to understand the nuts and bolts of de... Expert Lesson
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Expert offers mobile cloud security advice
Security expert Rich Mogull offers advice on ways to support BYOD and data security in the consumerization age. News | 25 Apr 2012
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BYOD and cloud services cause -- and ease -- IT security concerns
There may be no single way to save end users from themselves, but certain cloud services may help soothe IT pros’ anxieties about BYOD security. Feature | 12 Apr 2012
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Carrier IQ sets off security alarms
IT admins should be careful which smartphones their employees are using, because Carrier IQ is tracking millions of devices. News | 05 Dec 2011
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Does consumerization improve security?
The pride-of-ownership effect could keep data more secure in companies that let employees use corporate devices for personal tasks and vice versa. News | 30 Nov 2011
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Experts to IT: Focus on data, not devices
Analysts at Interop told IT pros to focus more on securing the data on users' smartphones and tablets, and less on the devices themselves. News | 07 Oct 2011
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Mobile endpoint security and management: Best practices
There are lots of tools available for mobile endpoint security and management, but few offer the total solution. That leaves VARs with lots of work to do. Feature | 18 Apr 2011
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5 ways smart phones challenge mobile internet security
Smart phones like the iPhone, BlackBerry and HTC range are winning many users in business. We explain the threats they represent, and offer a glimpse of how security pros can address those risks. News | 29 Sep 2010
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Balancing security, business case for consumer products in enterprise
Security managers looking to curb their network risks struggle with employees' desire to use consumer-oriented devices and services like smartphones, USB drives and social media. Article | 03 Mar 2010
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Risky Business: BlackBerry malware
This week's episode of the Risky Business podcast uncovers trojans that can attack BlackBerry email devices. News | 22 Jan 2008
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Tackling BYOD security issues with data access control methods
BYOD shops constantly worry about security. VDI helps solve some BYOD security issues, but for others, data access control methods will do the trick. Tip
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Mobile data security and compliance challenges in the enterprise
Consumer devices have put mobile data security and compliance in the spotlight. In the BYOD era, IT needs to take steps to meet these security and compliance challenges. Tip
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Mobile data encryption techniques: On-device and on-the-go
The right mobile data encryption techniques can help IT and users secure sensitive corporate data on mobile devices. Plus, they make admins feel like the 007s of the enterprise. Tip
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Enterprise mobile device security best practices
Security should be a key part of every enterprise mobile strategy. Screen protection, encryption and remote wipe are three technologies that can improve mobile device security. Tip
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Using USB drive encryption to keep data secure
There are many options for USB drive encryption, from device hardware to software programs, and all of them can help keep corporate data secure Tip
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iPad Active Directory management options leave much to be desired
On the iPad, Active Directory’s capabilities are seriously curtailed. ActiveSync offers some iPad management options around email and passwords, but IT admins expect more. Tip
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Providing secure mobile access to corporate file shares
Enterprises with BYOD policies need a secure way to incorporate mobile devices into the corporate IT environment. Cortado Corporate Server with an HTML5 client offers a solution. Tip
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Android tablet security: OS features and Android security apps
Securing Android tablets with their built-in features isn’t enough. Android security apps can fight viruses and boost Android tablet security. Tip
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iPhone's Siri security flaws: Is IT powerless?
The new iPhone's Siri voice-recognition service bypasses many iPhone security features, and IT admins can't do much about it. Tip
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Android security issues in IT
Android security issues, especially around Android app security, make IT admins weary about enterprise support. But new versions address some risks. Tip
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Android malicious apps: How to tell secure Android apps from malware
Distinguishing malicious Android apps from clean ones can be tough, particularly for users with little security savvy. Expert Nick Lewis gives advice. Answer
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Do any particular mobile device vulnerabilities outweigh the others?
Are there certain mobile devices that are inherently more vulnerable than others? Learn more in this expert response from Nick Lewis. Answer
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Can smartphones get viruses and spread them to the network?
Today's powerful smartphones can sometimes spread viruses to the corporate network. Learn how it can happen and how to prevent it. Ask the Expert
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Wipe a mobile device via the Exchange ActiveSync Web Admin tool
If installing the Exchange ActiveSync Web Administration tool has limited your ability to wipe a mobile device, you may need to upgrade to the latest version. Ask the Expert
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Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP)
Network access protection (NAP), introduced with Windows Server 2008, is Microsoft’s approach to controlling access to a network based on a determination of each device’s health. Definition
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endpoint security management
Endpoint security management is a policy-based approach to network security that requires endpoint devices to comply with specific criteria before they are granted access to network resources. Definition
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context-aware network access control
Context-aware network access control (NAC) is a method of bolstering the security of a proprietary network by restricting the availability of network resources to endpoint devices based on their type, location, identity, and the operating system or a... Definition
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Mobile Active Defense (MAD)
Mobile Active Defense’s main product is the Mobile Enterprise Compliance and Security Server (MECS). Definition
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RPC over HTTP
RPC over HTTP (Remote Procedure Call over HTTP) is a protocol that allows a client on the Internet to connect securely to a Microsoft Exchange Server without having to log into a virtual private network (VPN) first. Definition
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Joel Snyder’s five-step mobile device protection plan
Are securing mobile devices a top priority for your enterprise? Expert Joel Snyder discusses his five-step mobile device protection plan in this exclusive SearchSecurity.com video. Video
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Tackling BYOD security issues with data access control methods
BYOD shops constantly worry about security. VDI helps solve some BYOD security issues, but for others, data access control methods will do the trick. Tip
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Expert offers mobile cloud security advice
Security expert Rich Mogull offers advice on ways to support BYOD and data security in the consumerization age. News
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Mobile data management in spotlight as SMB tablet use grows
The best way to secure data in the tablet age is to establish centralized data policies and implement mobile data management, solution providers say. Feature
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BYOD and cloud services cause -- and ease -- IT security concerns
There may be no single way to save end users from themselves, but certain cloud services may help soothe IT pros’ anxieties about BYOD security. Feature
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Securing data: An Apple and Android security guide
Apple and Android security obstacles can complicate IT’s attempts at securing data in the mobile era. Fortunately, IT and users can take some precautions to secure corporate data. Guide
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Mobile data security and compliance challenges in the enterprise
Consumer devices have put mobile data security and compliance in the spotlight. In the BYOD era, IT needs to take steps to meet these security and compliance challenges. Tip
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Mobile data encryption techniques: On-device and on-the-go
The right mobile data encryption techniques can help IT and users secure sensitive corporate data on mobile devices. Plus, they make admins feel like the 007s of the enterprise. Tip
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Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP)
Network access protection (NAP), introduced with Windows Server 2008, is Microsoft’s approach to controlling access to a network based on a determination of each device’s health. Definition
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endpoint security management
Endpoint security management is a policy-based approach to network security that requires endpoint devices to comply with specific criteria before they are granted access to network resources. Definition
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Enterprise mobile device security best practices
Security should be a key part of every enterprise mobile strategy. Screen protection, encryption and remote wipe are three technologies that can improve mobile device security. Tip
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About Mobile data protection and authentication software
Mobile data protection involves protecting data on mobile devices from both internal and external threats. In the era of consumerization, IT pros need mobile data protection to keep corporate information safe regardless of where it lives -- in the data center, on company-owned PCs or on personal smartphones and tablets. Organizations also need to implement data protection policies that cover theft and loss, as well as keep track of who owns devices, what acceptable usage is and what support is provided when problems arise. Mobile device authentication software can also help to control information sharing and remote access. By providing passcode, smart card and certificate management, device authentication software ensures secure access on mobile devices. Users should be aware of the mobile data protection and device authentication software that controls their device, so they can report data loss and recover personal information when threats arise.