IBM Enterprise Mobility Survival Guide: Surviving in the mobile jungle

Enable secure access to critical data and applications, while mitigating the risk of mobile malware

Learn how to become an enterprise mobility Mowglie. In today’s completely connected mobile jungle, many users and employees are accessing information from multiple devices and from many locations. Enterprise mobile management tools are becoming a must have for most businesses to survive and deliver an optimal experience. The MaaS360 suite from IBM allows for a robust app development platform where users can become mobile Mowglies and increase portability and interoperability. Download this e-book to create a failsafe Enterprise Mobility Survival Guide and build the best mobile environment for your users and employees.

Mobilephobia: A family of fears typically impacting CISOs and other security professionals associated with embracing and deploying a mobile security strategy that enables access across the enterprise, sharing of corporate data or interaction with associates, customers and other third parties via mobile devices and applications.

The Ponemon institute recently interviewed Fortune 500 companies down to the mid-market to find "The State of Mobile Application Insecurity." Sponsored by IBM, the paper explores why security is being left behind or completely out of app development.

Security is really about access; today’s work demands access to anything from anywhere on any device. Learn how to securely let employees share, edit and distribute work data across iOS, Android and Windows.

There's an app for every “that,” but are they secure? Mobile Application Lifecycle Management (MALM) is the key to ensuring the protection of apps and associated data by integrating security throughout the end to end process.

This discusses the unique risks associated with mobile devices and capabilities to consider when building their road map to a secure mobile enterprise.

Hacktavists have made the move to mobile. Malware, phishing and network attacks are now as likely to strike smartphones and tablets like any other system. Mobile Threat Management is now needed to stay ahead of new vectors of vicious intent.

Bring Your Own Device has changed the rules for corporate security on smartphones and tablets. Companies need to find the right balance in securing devices and data without sacrificing the intuitive native experience that has made business move from typing to swiping.

Federal: This white paper reviews requirements from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) about Mobile Device security for usage in Federal affairs.

With Mobile Device Management (MDM) iPhones, iPads and the slew of Androids on the market, you can meet the balance of open access for employees while ensuring adherence to regulatory compliance.

With Mobile Device Management (MDM), Retail IT can ensure security of information across iPhones, iPads and Android devices.

Get the latest mobile devices and apps in the hands-off learners and educators quickly and securely with mobile device and app management.

With each new confectionary code name, Google’s mobile OS makes new strides to remain flexible while making a shell so hard hackers will crack their teeth biting in.

The last iterations of Apple business dominating OS of choice gave IT new options in security and new concerns in how to manage information sharing.

The Gartner Magic Quadrant is one of the most influential research tools that IT buyers use to evaluate enterprise mobility security vendors.

Read about 27 critical criteria of mobile concern, 15 vendors ranked on current offering and strategy, and the 10 providers leading the pack.

For a deeper dive into the EMM shift, Aragon sheds light on the need for secure and managed sharing of content to mobile devices.

The paper explores why security is being left behind or completely out of app development.

Volume III: Now that you know the app management basics, it’s time to learn not all apps are developed equally. Nor should they be; learn the layered security options for apps based on the privacy of data passing.

There's an app for every “that,” but are they secure? Mobile Application Lifecycle Management (MALM) is the key to ensuring the protection of apps and associated data by integrating security throughout the end to end process.

Mobile productivity necessitates instant and easy access to retrieve, edit, share and send corporate data from anywhere. In this paper we’ll explore the rapid workplace productivity transformation of securing enterprise content so employees can use smartphones and tablets to run all business from the palms of their hands.

To maximize mobility, a nuanced strategy is the order of the day. For mobility’s transformative potential to be realized, IT needs to become a business partner that understands business drivers and then devises the technology roadmap to support everyone’s goals. Read this paper to learn more about mobility management.

End users are demanding their own devices in the workplace, making IT the shepherds of a potentially unruly flock?The good news is IT can embrace BYOD with security and confidence given the right preparation and technology.