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Android Enterprise simplifies device management and concretizes work and personal usage, but does not bring security to the legacy framework. Implementing a strong UEM solution can fill in the gaps.
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As employers rapidly respond to the need to protect their workforce from potential exposure and spread of the novel coronavirus and the disease known as COVID-19, many of your organizations are making the very difficult decision to pivot to a work-from-home model. That means employees will be connecting to the corporate network from whichever device […]
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The industry is in the midst of a transformation. In this case, it isn’t the omnipresent digital transformation but rather a sudden tectonic shift towards remote work. For many organizations built on the classic, communal office space, this can seem daunting. Many employees have started to work from home, and some are throwing a wrench […]
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Whether you’re the CEO of a multinational corporation or a college kid setting up a Gmail account, proper cybersecurity hygiene should be as essential as understanding the rules of the road.
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Malware on official mobile app stores is a growing concern for all users. Increasingly, malware developers are getting around sophisticated app store controls by using mobile malware downloaders.
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News of privacy-related fines and investigations have led many businesses to scramble to achieve compliance and protect customer data. However, many fail to consider their employees’ data privacy.
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With malvertising on the rise, how can users and organizations tell the difference between safe advertisements and malicious ones that threaten personal or company data?
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SIM card vulnerabilities leave organizations exposed to SIM swapping and SIM cloning attacks. IBM X-Force findings from dark web analysis suggest these threats are not slowing down anytime soon.
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With so many risky mobile apps out there, one way of reducing this risk is to start looking into your BYOD practices and determining if they make sense for your organization.
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Enterprise mobility management (EMM) is widely adopted, but security leaders still struggle to enroll BYOD and other user-centric models.
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