Is a Remote-Wipe Policy a Crude Approach to BYOD Security?

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	Is a Remote-Wipe Policy a Crude Approach to BYOD Security? While the capability to remotely wipe data from lost or stolen mobile phones may help CIOs sleep at night, it may be an outdated approach to BYOD security. Read More : Samsung Is your smartphone secure enough? Learn how Samsung KNOX's multi-layered approach to mobile security protects against malicious apps, prevents attacks from one domain spreading to another domain and more. 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Join this Webcast to hear the Director of Enterprise Infrastructure explain the steps Abilene Christian University took to deliver a new level of student-faculty interaction. Learn More The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Quiz The new Apple phones are all anyone's talking about but how well do you really know them? Read More Researchers' new app outs iPhone and Android phone energy hogs Researchers from the United States and Sweden have launched a free iOS and Android smartphone and tablet app that singles out which ones take the biggest toll on your device batteries and also illustrates fragmentation of Apple and Android mobile OSes. Read More Subway to accept NFC payments starting in October The sandwich chain will roll out contactless payments at 26,000 restaurants Read More Apple locks NFC chip to Apple Pay while PayPal fires shot at security Third parties won't have access to the new iPhone models' NFC capabilities, perhaps due to security reasons. 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Read More Intel teams with Indian firm to launch 'Eddy' tablet for children Eddy holds out the promise of keeping children away from TVs and smartphones Read More Brocade buys NFV mobile analytics assets Vistapointe software virtualizes probes for mobile network operators Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Defend Web Properties with Citrix NetScaler Today, defending your organization's web properties means more than just protecting a handful of enterprise web applications from advanced malware. Learn more on the complexity and challenges of defending against today's modern threats and discover how Citrix NetScaler application delivery controller (ADC) is an ideal defense solution. Learn more Samsung's first open-source conference kicks off, with Tizen on its mind The inaugural Samsung Open-Source Conference opens Tuesday morning in Seoul, with keynotes from well-known figures in the open source world and a hackathon focused on Tizen, the company's in-house mobile operating system. Read More How Google is helping me live a cellphone-free life Two recent Google Hangout announcements will make it easier to live my cellphone-free life, without relying on Skype. Read More Windows 9 leak shows Storage Sense and Wi-Fi Sense coming over from Windows Phone The next version of Windows could make it easier to get online and clear up storage space. Read More iPhone 6 pre-orders set all-time record at 4 million Apple today announced that pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus checked in at 4 million after just 24 hours. Read More 6 Tips for Replacing Your Windows Laptop With a Surface Pro 3 Planning to ditch your laptop for a Windows tablet such as the Surface Pro 3? These tips will help you set up, secure and make the most of your new device. Read More A wireless router may someday charge your mobile devices Energous has developed a WiFi-style wireless charging device that sends power to anything within a 30-foot radius. Read More
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