The “bring your own device” trend is taking the U.S. workplace by storm. A recent survey by BYOD service provider Enterasys found that 81 percent of U.S. workers are using at least one personal ...

IT departments are looking for any way possible to gain more control over the devices that are connected to the corporate network. One way that is growing in popularity is the enterprise app store.

Neat unveiled Neat Open, a new mode that transforms bring-your-own-device (BYOD) spaces to deliver more flexible, consistent, and manageable experiences on Neat devices. Neat Open unites BYOD, the ...

A two-year-old startup is looking to crack the BYOD conundrum by offering a virtual platform that separates work-related apps from personal apps on the same device. MobileSpaces' mobile app management ...

This Apple for BYOD post is presented by Hexnode. Businesses enrolling employees’ personal devices for work use — known in IT circles as Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD — is growing. According to ...

When CIOs worry about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, one of the things that most concerns them is their lack of control over mobile apps. Rogue apps packing malware are a major concern, but ...

Some 43% of employees have been targeted with work-related phishing attacks on their personal devices, says a survey from SlashNext. Employees might feel more comfortable using personal devices for ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has required businesses all over the world to equip millions of employees to work from home, and, as a result, the “bring your own device” (BYOD) model of IT has never been more ...

Small devices offer limited resources. But, thanks to the cloud, handhelds can access stored data from anywhere without having to carry it around everywhere. To help find apps that meet the on-the-go ...

It doesn’t happen often, but there have been a few times when someone has sent me sensitive information over a messaging app because they believe it is safer. Also, when I worked in a typical office ...

Are you blacklisting rogue or time-wasting apps? Are you tracking voice, data and roaming usage? Have you stamped out jail-broken phones? If you’re not doing these and other Bring Your Own Device ...

The return to corporate-liable devices is about security, reflecting a more honest accounting of where enterprise risk lives.