The decision between BYOD and corporate-owned devices comes down to balancing challenges around productivity, security and cost.
Samsung Knox Guard offers an inexpensive option to protect corporate mobile device and their data when lost, stolen or just misplaced.
How private is a smartphone when you use it for work? Technology, policy and laws protect you — but only if you're well informed.
A new way of working demands a new level of security. Are you sure your devices are protected?
With Knox Vault, your private information is more secure than ever — so you can use your phone for everything, without a worry.
Widely distributed workforces come with new security risks — and you'll need new ways to defend your business.
IT managers diving into MDM for the first time can find it overwhelming. Start with these five first steps to get going fast.
Learn how the Department of Homeland Security is focusing on mobile security measures to make federal devices increasingly protected from outside threats.
More than half of agency IT officials worry about endpoint security. Yet many aren't taking advantage of technology that can provide it.
With Knox enabling device configuration, warehouse IT staff can create devices purpose-built for inventory management.
With all of the available options for lock screen security, IT departments should evaluate which solution is most suited for their organization.
Get a look at how federal leaders are pushing for digital transformation and enhancing mobility in government.
While mobile security experts might see some recurring themes this year, admins should still evaluate policies and prepare for what's ahead.
Mobile device configuration is a time consuming and difficult process without the right tools, but Knox Configure makes it easy.
Listen to this Gigaom-hosted webcast to learn how you can solve unique business challenges through mobile device customization.
Find out how the mobile security threat is evolving from Gigaom senior analyst Larry Walsh along with Samsung mobile security experts Ram Motipally and Jonathan Wong.