Consumerization Strategies for the CIOEmail Alerts
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How to plan for BYOD security
BYOD security creates challenges for enterprise IT, but admins can still control employees' devices. Set up policies to cover your bases. Tip
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IT consumerization mythbusters: The BYOD policy edition
IT consumerization carries with it ample myths and logical fallacies. Scott Lowe busts bring-your-own-device myths in this expert tip. Tip
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Three IT consumerization mistakes with bring-your-own-device requests
As CIOs grapple with a major influx of bring-your-own-device requests, Jonathan Hassell reveals the three biggest mistakes of consumerization. Tip
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BYOPC support: How to troubleshoot before issues emerge
Once a bring your own PC program is up and running, the help desk tickets will flow -- IT must be prepared to handle BYOPC support when issues arise. Tip
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BYOPC security simplified: Basic tools IT needs to manage PCs
BYOPC security can present problems: Securing PCs isn't the same as securing corporate desktops. Be sure you authenticate devices and enforce policies Tip
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How to create a mobile device security policy
Regardless of whether your company allows BYOD, a mobile device security policy comes in handy. But you have to plan, define and implement it carefully. Tip
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Creating BYOPC policies: A win-win for IT and users
Defining BYOPC policies lets users know what they can and can't do when their PCs are connected to the network. With policies in place, employees won't have excuses not to comply. Tip
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BYOD policy basics: Defining and enforcing a successful policy
A BYOD policy is critical for any organization that allows consumer devices on the network. Defining and enforcing policies can prevent problems that come in the BYOD era. Tip
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Training mobile employees on protecting data and device security
With so many workers on the go today, training mobile employees in the arts of device security and protecting data can help ensure the safety of corporate data. Tip
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Enterprise iPhone security issues and how to address them
As the iPhone grows in popularity among business users, iPhone security issues present a formidable threat to the safety and integrity of corporate data. Tip