A select group of ten Russian gangs is molding Android SMS chargeware, the most common type of mobile phone malware, into a full-fledged business supported by a dedicated marketing team and an array of websites.
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Android hasn’t been getting the most positive press as of late, but the company may soon be winning the favor of mangers looking for mobile device management and positive BYOD (Bring your own Device) features.
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Healthcare, as with any other industry, is starting to see an influx of mobile devices in the workplace. TechTarget’s James Brady wrote that these devices have emerged as one of the top drivers for improving the quality, cost-effectiveness, accessibility and even safety of care.
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The adoption of mobile devices and a BYOD (Bring your own Device) policy likely means that organizations will see a rise in their level of productivity. A report from the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association found that the productivity benefit of BYOD will actually reach $11.8 million Australian dollars, or just under $11 million U.S. dollars, by 2025.
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Although security is always a concern with healthcare organizations, many are taking the route of using mobile devices as part of a BYOD (Bring your own Device) plan and worrying about securing data and devices to take advantage of the benefits these systems offer.
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It’s a trying time to be an IT director tasked with navigating a company’s move from corporate-liable devices to a BYOD (Bring your own Device) program. Ryan Faas of CITEworld said the recent CITE Conference and Expo had many professionals saying that BYOD could be considered more of a “people problem” than a strictly technical concern.
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With threats online looming larger than ever before, data security is now imperative for all users, whether at home or working in an office setting. Coming to a bill of about $4 billion, Consumer Reports’ Annual State of the Net Report found that about 58.2 million PCs in the U.S. are or have been infected by malware in the past year.
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It wasn’t long ago that companies had to figure out the Wi-Fi system for their company and how they wanted to make sure everything was secure across the network. Now, businesses are dealing with mobile devices as a transformative technology and must work to figure out a BYOD (Bring your own Device) plan before it is too late
Read MoreMany companies have been attempting to adopt a BYOD (Bring your own Device) policy, but not many are quite so secretive about their information as the U.S. Army is, thereby making security paramount in the quest for allowing workers to bring their own devices.
Read MoreEvery company now has a new security worry, and that is the effect of endpoint security stemming from a BYOD (Bring your own Device) program. John Sawyer wrote on Dark Reading that a flaw in any kind of end users device can lead to a breach that could reverberate across the entire company.
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