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How to Implement an Effective BYOD Policy

In evaluating current or future BYOD policies and deployments, it's important to recognize that your industry regulations, employee needs and company culture should play a significant role in determining how your company enables BYOD. One approach does not suit all companies. Even within a company, you may...

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Dating Apps Vulnerabilities & Risks to Enterprises

A 2013 Pew Research study revealed one in 10 Americans have used a dating site or app and the number of people who dated someone they met online has grown to 66 percent.1 Today, the goal is work-life integration. Employees multi-task work obligations between banking, gaming, tweeting, networking and yes, even dating....

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State of Mobile App Security

Mobile has become a cornerstone of the global economy; use of mobile applications continues to grow rapidly. The concept of there being an app for everything has only moved further away from being a joke, and closer towards becoming a reality. Staggering statistics across various reports indicate that mobile apps,...

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The CIO's Guide to Enterprise Mobility Management

CIOs make tough decisions every day. To make the right ones, you have to trust your sources and be confident that you're prioritizing the right issues. Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is top of mind for most CIOs today, not just because of BYOD and COPE (Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled), but also because f...

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3 Critical Questions to Consider When Implementing BYOD

Until recently, every second story in enterprise IT news seemed to be about the 'Bring Your Own Device' (BYOD) phenomenon and its ever-increasing stronghold on the enterprise world. And indeed, recent research suggests that roughly 60% of global businesses may have implemented some form of BYOD already. Download...

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Mobile Policies - How to Write Guidelines Employees Will Follow

A mobile computing policy document (sometimes called an Acceptable Use Policy) tells employees what's expected of them when it comes to using smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices for work. It marks out the responsibilities of the company as well. Mobile device users need rules and guidelines to understand...

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Maximize Productivity Through Mobile-Optimized Collaboration

Taking care of business in the 21st century means tapping into the collective creativity of employees. Equipping the modern workforce with conferencing, communications and other collaboration software and services is driving businesses of all sizes to reach new levels of productivity. But why should teamwork take a...

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Enabling Mobile Users and Staying Compliant

How Healthcare Organizations Manage Mobility and Compliance Operating in a regulated industry, like healthcare, adds a layer of complexity to many things - including mobility. While enterprises in other industries may be concerned about security - health-related organizations and their business associates are...

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Best Practices in Cross-Platform MAM

As the idea of comprehensive Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) has taken shape, organizations are increasingly enabling the kind of true mobility their employees have been clamoring for - and apps are a driving force. For businesses, the ability to make this sort of mobility a reality for users has a lot to do...

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Blue Line - Blackberry in Law Enforcement

Social media and web enabled technology has changed public safety and policing in Canada. Internet enabled radicalization has caused a few Canadians to commit acts of domestic terrorism. Canadian youth are increasingly being victimized by cyber-bullying and all Canadians are more at risk of falling victim to...

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Ensuring Application Security in Mobile Device Environments

In today's business environments, mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets make up the fastest growing segment of computing devices - outpacing desktop and laptop computers. This often leads to employees having a mix of corporate and personal applications on the same device, which gives the security team less...

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What Can You Do Differently to Guard Against Threats From Rapidly Evolving Mobile Malware?

Just when you thought it was safe to go mobile, everything is different. The risks are different. Only a few years ago, predictions stated that smartphones and tablets had little vulnerability to malware and hacking. But in the one-year period ending March 2013, malware aimed at mobile platforms grew 614 percent,...

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Security Essentials for CIOs

It's not easy being today's CIO. As employees bring growing numbers of their own computing devices to work, CIOs are faced with a tough choice. They must either figure out a secure way to allow employees to conduct business on their own devices - no easy job - or they must simply say no. Download this white paper...

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Mobility On Hold: Get Back On Track With Mobile Risk Mitigation

Mobile banking continues to gain momentum, growing faster than any other banking delivery channel to date. Many financial institutions contemplate expanding capabilities in the mobile channel, but they are concerned about security. Fortunately, new security measures are available to mitigate the risks associated...

Mobile Remote Deposit Capture: Balancing Fraud Prevention and Customer Convenience

For banks with strong mobile offerings, the huge demand for mobile RDC services is a major opportunity to win new customers. However, the increased usage of mobile RDC services can also increase fraud risks. Specifically, fraud-related remote deposit losses, which were previously only seen in the commercial sector,...