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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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Cius vs. iPad: Can Cisco take on Apple?
The battle for the enterprise tablet may boil down to Cisco vs. Apple and Cius vs. iPad. However, Fast Packet blogger, Greg Ferro wonders if Cisco really has the engineering and apps to win. Fast Packet
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Exchange Server and the iPhone: What you need to know
Is the iPhone the best mobile device for an Exchange organization? The decision is ultimately up to you, but our tutorial is a good place to start. Learning Guide
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Test your setup before connecting iPhone to Exchange with ActiveSync
Get the steps to connect iPhone to Exchange Server using ActiveSync -- starting with how to test the setup on a Windows Mobile device or emulator. Tutorial
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Configure CA certificates for iPhone and Exchange Server 2007
Since the iPhone was not originally intended for enterprise use, certain operating system components -- like the certificate store -- are hard to locate and configure. But by following a few steps and properly configuring your certificates, the iPhon... Tutorial
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Windows Intune goes mobile with iOS, Android management
It’s Apple and Android’s world, and Microsoft’s just managing it. Admins can use the new Windows Intune to manage iPhones, iPads and Android devices. News | 18 Apr 2012
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Apple iOS security attacks a matter of when, not if, IT pros say
The untarnished reputation of iOS security won’t last forever, and IT pros say they don’t have the weapons to defend against potential Apple security attacks. News | 17 Feb 2012
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Lack of Apple enterprise support frustrates IT
At Apple, enterprise support has never been a priority. IT pros can have lots of questions if they’re not used to working with Apple’s technologies, business processes or policies. News | 30 Jan 2012
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Deadline looms for iPhone iOS 4 users needing Exchange access
Apple released an update to the iPhone iOS 4.0.0 to fix issues with Exchange ActiveSync that caused heavier than normal server loads and sync issues. Article | 23 Jul 2010
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Exchange admins await iPhone iOS 4 fix
IT shops are still looking for a real fix to the performance drain caused by Apple's new iPhone operating system, iOS 4, and Exchange ActiveSync. Article | 07 Jul 2010
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iPads force their way into corporate IT
Like Apple's iPhone before them, iPads are coming inside the firewall as C-level execs demand support for their latest toys. Article | 07 Jun 2010
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Using iOS MDM for better iOS 5 device management
Apple’s new iOS MDM capabilities make managing more than one iOS 5 device easier. The latest iOS MDM features break the device-desktop connection and give IT more control. Tip
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How an iOS virus can infect the enterprise and what to do about it
Your users may not need iOS virus protection on their Apple devices, but if they connect them to the corporate network, iPhone and iPad malware can still wreak havoc. Tip
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Top enterprise iPad questions facing IT: management, apps and security
IT pros have a host of questions when it comes to enterprise iPad use. We answer some of the biggest iPad questions about management, apps and security. FAQ
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iPhone security FAQ: Risks, fixes and the future of iPhone security
iPhone security is becoming more important as more iPhones enter the enterprise. Find out the answers to frequently asked questions about iPhone security FAQ
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Top 10 iPad business apps and what they mean for IT
Using iPad apps for business tasks can make employees more productive, but some iPad business apps might raise red flags in your IT department. Tip
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Managing Exchange 2010 SP1 ActiveSync from the command line
The number of mobile users grows by the day, so it helps to understand how to manage ActiveSync from the command line. Here are the four most important EMS commands in Exchange 2010 SP1. Tip
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Configuration profiles: An iPad administrator's best friend
The influx of iPads and other mobile devices into the enterprise may worry IT administrators, but configuration profiles allow for centralized management of iOS devices. Tip
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Spotting the five most common iPhone and Exchange ActiveSync problems
Are your iPhone users having difficulty connecting to Exchange? Before you do anything else, check these five trouble spots. Tip
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Responding to the top three iPad complaints in the enterprise
The iPad is making its way into the enterprise, so you're bound to encounter difficulties with it. Here are the top three complaints you might come across and ways to resolve them. Tip
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The top 10 free best business iPad apps
You've got a new iPad and impressed your clients, so what else is there? Plenty! We've got 10 of the best business iPad apps, and know what the best thing is? They're all free. Tip
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iOS
iOS is Apple's proprietary mobile operating system (OS) for its handheld devices, such as the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Definition
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Windows Intune goes mobile with iOS, Android management
It’s Apple and Android’s world, and Microsoft’s just managing it. Admins can use the new Windows Intune to manage iPhones, iPads and Android devices. News
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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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Using iOS MDM for better iOS 5 device management
Apple’s new iOS MDM capabilities make managing more than one iOS 5 device easier. The latest iOS MDM features break the device-desktop connection and give IT more control. Tip
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Apple iOS security attacks a matter of when, not if, IT pros say
The untarnished reputation of iOS security won’t last forever, and IT pros say they don’t have the weapons to defend against potential Apple security attacks. News
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How an iOS virus can infect the enterprise and what to do about it
Your users may not need iOS virus protection on their Apple devices, but if they connect them to the corporate network, iPhone and iPad malware can still wreak havoc. Tip
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Lack of Apple enterprise support frustrates IT
At Apple, enterprise support has never been a priority. IT pros can have lots of questions if they’re not used to working with Apple’s technologies, business processes or policies. News
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Top enterprise iPad questions facing IT: management, apps and security
IT pros have a host of questions when it comes to enterprise iPad use. We answer some of the biggest iPad questions about management, apps and security. FAQ
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iPhone security FAQ: Risks, fixes and the future of iPhone security
iPhone security is becoming more important as more iPhones enter the enterprise. Find out the answers to frequently asked questions about iPhone security FAQ
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iOS
iOS is Apple's proprietary mobile operating system (OS) for its handheld devices, such as the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Definition
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Top 10 iPad business apps and what they mean for IT
Using iPad apps for business tasks can make employees more productive, but some iPad business apps might raise red flags in your IT department. Tip
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About iOS operating system
Apple’s iOS operating system powers the iPhone and iPad, the devices most responsible for the consumerization of IT, as well as the iPod Touch and even Apple TV. It debuted as the iPhone operating system in 2007, and Apple introduced it as the iPad operating system when that device came out in 2010. Apple does not allow installation of the iOS operating system on non-Apple hardware, and the company also places strict controls on the applications and services you can run on iOS. (For example, the iOS operating system famously won’t run Flash, which powers many online video players.) These policies aim to make iOS run more efficiently and securely, but they also limit the extent to which IT administrators can manage these devices. In this section you’ll learn about iPad and iPhone operating system management and get the latest news on the iOS operating system.
Consumerization Strategies for the CIO