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*Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared in TechTarget’s SearchNetworking.com By Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas, NCP engineering Both systems can enhance mobile device security at different levels. Typically, a mobile device management system provides for standard device management features such as configuration management, backup capabilities and remote wipe, along with logging and reporting. The enterprise application store provides for the capability to safely test [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Security’
SearchNetworking: NCP Explains Mobile Device Management v. Enterprise Application Stores
Posted: 31st January 2013 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Industry Commentary, MobileTags: automated mobile security, Enterprise IT, enterprise security, mobile device, mobile device management, Mobile Security
Webinar: What CIOs and CTOs Need to Know About Mobile Device Security
Posted: 24th January 2013 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Industry Commentary, IT policy, Mobile, VPNTags: CIO, mobile devices, Mobile Security, mobility, Network Access Control, remote access, VPN
Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas at NCP engineering, recently conducted an Execsense webinar around what CIOs and CTOs need to know about mobile device security. Rainer explains how the replacement of static access networks with mobile access networks has led to a paradigm shift in overall network security. Because mobile device protection complements infrastructure protection, enterprises must [...]
What We're Reading: Week of 12/31
Posted: 4th January 2013 by VPN Haus in HighlightsTags: 2013 predictions, BYOD, IPv6, Mobile Security, passwords, security risks, VPN
CSO – Could China blocking VPNs lead to spying on business? IT Business Edge – BYOD in 2013: Yes, It Is Going to Get Worse Ars Technica – IPv6 takes one step forward, IPv4 two steps back in 2012 eWeek – Targeted Attacks, Weak Passwords Top IT Security Risks in 2012 Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
What We’re Reading: Week of 12/31
Posted: 4th January 2013 by VPN Haus in HighlightsTags: 2013 predictions, BYOD, IPv6, Mobile Security, passwords, security risks, VPN
CSO – Could China blocking VPNs lead to spying on business? IT Business Edge – BYOD in 2013: Yes, It Is Going to Get Worse Ars Technica – IPv6 takes one step forward, IPv4 two steps back in 2012 eWeek – Targeted Attacks, Weak Passwords Top IT Security Risks in 2012 Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
February Feature of the Month: Integrated Support for 3G / LTE Cards, Part Two
Posted: 21st February 2013 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, IPsec, IT policy, Mobile, VPN, Wi-FiTags: 3G, IPsec, mobile, Mobile Security, seamless roaming, VPNs, Wi-Fi
This is Part Two of our February Feature of the Month series. Last week, we honored the all-new Access Point Name (APN) feature in NCP’s entry and enterprise IPsec VPN clients. Enterprises today are facing significant challenges related to remote computing due to their increasingly fragmented geographies. For instance, companies are not only contending with [...]