Tag: Mobile Device Management (MDM)

Social engineering will always be one of the easiest ways for threat actors to get what they want. So what can enterprises do to decrease the risk?

According to Forrester, unified enpoint management enables customers to initiate a low-touch, no-touch process that reduces the time and effort needed to configure endpoints by as much as 96 percent.

The rollout of 5G technology could forever change how we manage mobile security, posing an entirely new set of risks we have not handled before.

Do you remember your first mobile phone, and the newfound feelings of connectedness and convenience that came with it? Nowadays, are these devices really phones or are they computers? Labels matter.

Researchers detected a new Android Trojan called Gustuff that is capable of targeting more than 100 mobile banking apps.

While most security professionals have come to embrace bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies, leadership still often lacks confidence in the data security of employees' personal devices.

IT decision-makers need to fast-track the EMM selection process to stay ahead of the evolving threat landscape and more effectively manage Android devices.

Researchers at Malwarebytes observed two instances of pre-installed malware targeting critical applications on Android devices.

As BYOD practices blur the boundary of the enterprise perimeter, how can security leaders ensure corporate data is safe?

With modern mobile security challenges demanding a deeper level of visibility, policy and protection, organizations must invest in advanced unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions.