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Integrate mobile
Even the best security people can't be expected to know the whole zoo of devices being used across a large organization, reports James Hale.
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Embracing BYOD: Mobile challenge
Businesses may no longer be able to turn away employees who want to bring their smartphones and tablets to work, and connect to the corporate network. But is that actually a good thing?
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The high-tech hydra: BYOD
No a business' size, employees are yearning to connect their personal devices to the corporate network. But fear not: Solutions and best practices are starting to emerge to manage the risk attached with this craze.
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Integrating mobile: Mobile security
Even the best security people can't be expected to know the whole zoo of devices being used across a large organization, reports James Hale.
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A balancing act: Apple technology
Apple's iPhone 6 and iOS 8 offer encryption for mobile users, but a focus on consumers can
create security conundrums, reports Lee Sustar.
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Driven by mobile: The challenge of protecting mobile devices
Hardware makers and solutions providers seek to find the right formula for protecting devices - and data, reports Alan Earls.
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Beyond theory: Mobile malware
The "bring your own device" revolution means that skilled malware writers are going to pay more and more attention to pushing their wares on mobile endpoints. How should businesses respond?
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Malware on the move: Mobile malware
Like virtually all online threats, malware is increasingly finding a ripe new territory on the mobile platform, reports Karen Epper Hoffman.
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Office mobility: Consumerization of devices
No longer with the option of saying "no" to its employees, organizations are finding that solutions and techniques exist for managing and securing the mobile devices workers wish to connect to the corporate network.
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Beyond BYOD
The ever-increasing use of personal devices has tested enterprise defenses, so plans must be created to meet the challenge, reports James Hale.
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