Companies adopting BYOD policies are struggling with the thorny problem of how they might separate corporate and personal data on an employee’s device. One technology approach to this challenge ...

As recently as a year ago, mobile security conversations were dominated by the topic of device security. But that discussion has changed. Today's focus is data security. And a great way to approach it ...

Asia’s digital environment—particularly China’s mobile-first business culture and evolving regulatory landscape—is necessitating global companies to rethink Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs.

SOTI Inc., the world leader in Enterprise Mobile Device Management (MDM)and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy management, recently announces its support for Samsung¹s groundbreaking new Knox ...

Just because BYOD has become standard operating procedure in most workplaces doesn’t mean the practice has stopped causing challenges for IT. Take San Francisco-based law firm Hanson Bridgett LLP, for ...

CISOs’ number one concern about allowing BYOD is the security of enterprise data. A close second is the security of the enterprise network that can be compromised by just one malware-infected smart ...

Bring your own device (BYOD) has moved from organizational buzzword to must-have for many businesses. It's easy to see why — according to ComScore, smartphone penetration of the U.S. market surpassed ...

Karen Schwartz is a freelance technology writer based in the Washington D.C. area. Employees at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) have been authorized to use their own mobile devices at work ...

This post is brought to you by VMware AirWatch. If you know what the word “containerization” means, you probably work in IT (or you’re tech-savvy and adventurous enough to run afoul of your IT ...

Research in Motion’s BlackBerry may be losing market share to Android and iPhone devices in the smartphone market, but the company is betting it can retain a firm grip on the back end by expanding its ...

It is evident that the proliferation of mobile devices is not slowing down, and neither is new technology adaptation by consumers and organizations. The number of smartphone users in the U.S. alone is ...