Understanding best practices for mobile device security in today’s healthcare environment can be challenge for many organizations. As mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones become more ...

Agencies face a delicate balancing act when it comes to providing mobile security. On the one hand, IT departments seek to extend endpoint security to a growing population of mobile devices. It's easy ...

Mobile devices are fairly ubiquitous and represent the "front line" in the cybersecurity battle. RSA introduced Mobile Lock to offer more effective mobile device security with less friction or impact ...

Mobile devices used by federal employees continue to be susceptible to malicious cyber attacks. Email accounts, stored documents, microphones and cameras on the devices still present avenues of entry ...

Rapid evolution of mobile technology has transformed how people live and conduct business In conversations with group of Chief Information Security Officers(CISO) recently in a CXO gathering, asked ...

Mobile security is at a crossroads. Remote work has transformed — accelerated during the Covid-19 pandemic — from standard operating hours into round-the-clock business. As a result, mobile devices ...

Mobile security is not difficult to achieve — but often is not In an almost every organization, users have brought in iPhones, iPads, and other mobile devices, regardless of what the corporate ...

Mobile devices are being used in the healthcare space in increasing numbers because the benefits of using mobile devices are many — the emergence of mobile applications allows physicians to easily ...

Personnel and contractors at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement kept apps on their mobile devices that threatened security at the agency, including apps from companies banned on government ...

The University at Buffalo (UB, university) recognizes that the performance of certain job responsibilities may be facilitated by the use of various mobile communication devices. The university will ...