The IDC stats on mobile threats show that Top6 are user behaviour based, and not tech related. Why does that happened and what can be done? Read on and enjoy some Dilbert along the way!
Securing work contacts while keeping caller ID 03: iOS with Boxer
I had a week of customer meetings, each (literally!) asking the same question: "How can I prevent WhatsApp from grabbing the corporate contacts on my device?" In this series of posts we will explore the options of deploying corporate email/contacts/calendars with the goal of maximal work/personal contact separation, while trying to minimally impair the user... Continue Reading →
Securing work contacts while keeping caller ID 02: Android
I had a week of customer meetings, each (literally!) asking the same question: "How can I prevent WhatsApp from grabbing the corporate contacts on my device?" In this series of posts we will explore the options of deploying corporate email/contacts/calendars with the goal of maximal work/personal contact separation, while trying to minimally impair the user... Continue Reading →
Securing work contacts while keeping caller ID 01: Android vs iOS
I had a week of customer meetings, each (literally!) asking the same question: "How can I prevent WhatsApp from grabbing the corporate contacts on my device?" This happens more often than you think – the infamous GetContact collected over 3.5B contacts in just a few months, all of which were officially available for sale! With GDRP... Continue Reading →
A resource for EMM people out there
This will be a short one. If you are into EMM and Enterprise Mobility in general, and looking for technical community that is not vendor-biased (and find existing LinkedIn a bit low on activity) - check out https://emm.how/ It is a community of tech experts discussing platform and vendor-specific subjects: from implementation details for particular use... Continue Reading →