Category Archives: Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD)

Remote Employees: Update Your Routers (and More WFH IT Tips)

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As a business owner or manager, you must ensure your employees have the right tools and resources to do their jobs well — especially with more people working from home. And IT infrastructure is one of the most important considerations regarding remote work. However, the truth is that most employees don’t think about their IT […]

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9 Factors to Consider Before Choosing a UEM Solution

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The more of your employees who work remotely some or all of the time, the more devices they’re likely to use to conduct business. Employees use their own devices as well as corporate ones, making already-challenged cybersecurity systems more complex. In response, IT teams need to rethink their approach to endpoint management. Changes in endpoint […]

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Unified Endpoint Management and Security: Thriving in a Work-From-Anywhere World

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The hybrid workplace is here for the long-term, if not forever. Workers like the flexibility, and there are a lot of positives for business leaders in restructuring where and how people go about their jobs.  As much as workers like the hybrid workplace, it presents new challenges to security and IT teams. Management and security […]

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Designing a BYOD Approach for the Future

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  Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies were some of the many things that changed when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. A study from Palo Alto Networks by ONR found 60% of companies expanded their BYOD policies to help employees manage the shift to remote work at the beginning of the pandemic. However, the convenience that the new BYOD […]

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Where Digital Meets Human: Letting HR Lead Cybersecurity Training

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One of my favorite questions to ask when I’m interviewing a business decision-maker is if they are confident in their company’s current defenses. Most people tell me yes. So, I was surprised to read that an IDG Research Services survey commissioned by Insight Enterprises found that 78% of respondents reported that they do not think […]

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The Modern Workplace: Keeping Remote Workers Productive and Secure

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Results from the March 30, 2020, Gartner CFO Survey indicate that 74% of businesses intend to shift some employees to permanent remote work following their initial experience responding to current global conditions. Regardless of recent world events, many workers already spend time on the job, while physically separated from the corporate campus. Sometimes they will […]

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An Apple a Day: Treating BYOD Pains with Apple User Enrollment

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Even with workers returning to the office—it might be a trickle or a flood depending on the organization—the shift towards remote work is moving from just a short-term necessity to a long-term reality. That shift has changed the face of business worldwide. This change makes it more important than ever for IT and Security teams to […]

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The Latest Mobile Security Threats and How to Prevent Them

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For many of us, the last few months have drastically increased our reliance on mobile capabilities. Through the increased use of corporate mobile apps, virtual private networks (VPNs), hot spots and more, mobile communications are more ubiquitous than ever. Because of this enhanced, unprecedented and sudden dependence on mobile capabilities, mobile security should be at […]

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Manage All the Things: Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and the Expanding IoT

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Having management functions and visibility across wearables, ruggedized endpoints and other connected IoT equipment can give a business greater situational awareness when it comes to security.

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Is a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) Right for Your Organization?

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Leveraging a managed security services provider can help reduce risk and improve incident response. But when should companies make the call?

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