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With so many question marks over the road ahead, enterprises need a solution that enables flexibility to work in any environment, as they try to acclimatise to the ‘new normal', writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.More

Key components of network security architecture for the cloud era should be built from the ground up, as opposed to being bolted on to legacy solutions built for organisations functioning only on-premises or from only managed devices.More

Enterprises that fail to adapt to the modern business world when it comes to security are likely to fall prey to data breaches and experience a host of other problems, writes Bitglass product marketing manager Will Houcheime.More

“Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was little interest in BYOPC."More

Bitglass’ 2020 BYOD Report suggests that BYOD and personal device security in organisations still leave much to be desired, even as more organisations adopt flexible BYOD arrangements.More

To misquote George Orwell, not all cloud access security brokers (CASBs) are created equal.More

The global NAC market is estimated to reach $2.21 billion by 2024, finds Frost & Sullivan.More

A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the ‘trusted’ device security model.More

Left unmanaged, personal devices and unmanaged cloud applications can lead to data loss, but if managed too strictly, the IT team risks a backlash from unhappy employees, Bitglass says. More

A security solution like mobile device management (MDM) fails to respect user privacy and should not be a common security practice.More

The workforce is more reliant than ever on business-critical applications, which can access confidential information from multiple devices at any time and anywhere. More

Report finds that 74% of organisations allow BYOD but nearly half lack clear security policies and best practices.More

Companies that embrace BYOD are giving employees more freedom to work remotely, resulting in increased productivity, cost savings, and talent retention. More

This is an age where it is critical to achieve comprehensive cybersecurity without invading users’ privacy, hindering their mobility, or impeding their efficiency. More

It’s an old adage in security that people are the weakest link – mostly because of human error.More

Traditional perimeter-based security strategies – once the backbone of enterprise security – simply no longer apply.More

"A mobility strategy is now more important than ever before, that said, selecting the right one is often no small task."More

Security is one of the biggest issues with BYOD because of the security risk posed by consumer-grade phones.More

Organisations must provide mobile devices of all types with secure machine identities that support authentication, encryption and decryption.More

Bitglass is continuing its expansion into APAC with it’s first distribution partnership in New Zealand.More

iPass has released the results of a survey that sought to determine how companies are dealing with the trade-off between security and mobile workers.More

In the early days of BYOD, many organisations looked to mobile device management (MDM) for security.More

25% of respondents at the Gartner Symposium lacked some form of multi-factor authentication when securing BYOD.More

​The ideas of ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD) and Internet of Things (IoT) are a dream come true for most employees – but a nightmare for IT staff.More