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This informative paper examines the common security issues surrounding BYOD and provides ten helpful "must-haves" for ensuring that your mobile initiatives are safe and secure.
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Ensuring regulatory compliance can be difficult when dealing with an influx of mobile devices, but it's still critical. Learn how to create a bring-your-own-device, or BYOD, policy that will keep your organisation completely compliant.
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Discover the top four strategies and tools that cybercriminals use to infiltrate your network, and how you can stop them. Read this e-book and learn the importance of securing your network every minute of the day against all types of malware, and how a high performance firewall helps you protect against the latest global threats.
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Independent industry security expert Gunnar Peterson provides the analysis and decision support that will enable you make an informed choice when evaluating Security Gateways. This guide describes security architecture capabilities, common business use cases, and deployment considerations.
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This informative paper examines the common security issues that diverse mobile platforms can cause and discusses a set of tools designed to help you provide the security that mobile users need without hindering their experience.
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This white paper highlights the top characteristics and requirements for next-generation authentication that's built to endure a constantly evolving and risk-filled IT landscape.
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This informative resource takes an in-depth look at the state of BYOD and mobile security, discussing how the landscape has changed over the past year.
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There are a number of factors to take into account when building, or modifying, your cybersecurity strategy – and inside this report, take a look at 5 drivers that influence the costs of cybersecurity.
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This informative white paper examines a mobile desktop solution that allows IT to securely support device diversity and BYOD policies, tying the desktop environment to the user identity instead of the device.