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 can use the KME program to set up fleets of devices remotely — and securely — saving your organization both time and money.
Loading apps from untrusted and unverified app stores introduces risks that IT managers should avoid.
Common Criteria defines encryption protocol, so your data stays secure — and Samsung Knox builds on it with secure containers.
Tune into this year's Mobile World Congress on June 28 to see how the Galaxy ecosystem of connected devices is set to provide people with even greater possibilities for enriching their lifestyles.
Knox Mobile Enrollment is a cloud-based service that can be used to register any Samsung smartphone or tablet to your MDM/EMM.
Allowlisting and blocklisting are similar approaches to app security with different results. Here are some pros and cons of each.
Your phone is only as secure as your weakest authentication method. Learn which biometric authentication method is most secure.
Consider these questions before you settle for a low-cost device provider with inadequate security protocols.
With an Samsung Enterprise Edition device, you can manage and secure your organization's mobile fleet with newfound ease.
Smart Eye's biometric security app lets you control who sees your confidential documents, so they're literally for your eyes only.