Today’s college and university campuses are marvels of digital engagement. Digital native students complete, submit and track their coursework from their laptops. Professors enhance their lectures with multimedia presentations on Apple TVs controlled by their iPhones. Distance learning extends the reach of institutions around the world. And more opportunities to enhance higher education through mobility…

Mobility is a top concern for many organizations, yet they fall behind the curve when supporting remote work scenarios across smartphone, tablet and rich client platforms. This is especially true with regard to security, where the task of protecting users, devices and assets on both sides of the firewall can overwhelm IT shops. Now organizations…

There’s nothing cookie cutter about mobility anymore. With workers accessing all types of data from different kinds of devices all the time, organizations need a strategy that makes mobility simpler for workers — while also keeping data secure. While keeping up with greater demands for flexibility, IT staffs have to also maintain security by making…

To be competitive, organizations are embracing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) solutions. The benefits are clear. By empowering your workforce with anytime, anywhere access to enterprise data with their own devices, you’re giving them more freedom while boosting productivity and profitability. But with greater access to enterprise data, information and applications from personal devices creates more exposure to…

The days of the security patch are over. Increasingly, businesses are moving away from single-point solutions that aim to fix specific issues and are turning to Infrastructure as a Service environments that proactively meet or exceed compliance requirements. Instead of documenting compliance with the minimum standards, IaaS allows our customers to meet their security needs…

Giving workers access to information from anywhere isn’t a competitive advantage anymore—it’s an imperative. Mobile workforce solutions have increased flexibility and boosted productivity, and for many organizations, bring your own device (BYOD) has become the de facto option for mobility. But mobility’s rewards also come with risks. We’ve found that 79 percent of all people…

It’s easy for just about anyone to pick up a device and be productive in no time. Your users expect their documents and apps to be available just about anywhere from any device — and sometimes many devices. But how are you protecting the sensitive data on these devices that could be anywhere in the…

Mobile security is a hot topic — but it may not be hot enough. Mobile data leaks are detrimental to a business. Today’s knowledge workers are walking around with extremely valuable corporate data on their notebooks, tablets and smartphones. And, according to a 2014 InformationWeek report, 45 percent of companies surveyed suffered data loss when…

Mobility is dramatically changing the workplace to make companies more agile, efficient and productive. But these benefits don’t come without costs, and one of those costs is security. As more work is done on mobile devices that could fall into anyone’s hands, sensitive corporate data and documents must be appropriately protected. Companies must be diligent…

The Problem Bring your own device (BYOD) means something different to everyone you talk to. Is it company issued mobile devices, is it the employee’s mobile devices, or is it employees bringing their personal laptops to work?