10 Steps Your Organization Should Take to Keep Mobile Device Data Secure
Security professionals share their tips for securing mobile devices and their favorite security solutions. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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How to Make Internet Explorer More Secure (If You’re Stuck Using It)
Internet Explorer is on the way out. Even Microsoft is recommending people avoid it in favor of their new browser, Edge. If you require Internet Explorer for an old website, though, you can secure it against attack with optional features like Enhanced Protected Mode. Click Here...
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Charles Schwab uses Chromebooks to launch innovative, secure investment advisory service
Posted by Ed Obuchowski, Senior VP, Advisor Technology Solutions Editor’s note: Today we hear from Ed Obuchowski, Senior VP of Advisor Technology Solutions at Charles Schwab, one of the largest public brokerage and banking companies in the U.S. Learn how Charles Schwab launched Schwab Intelligent...
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8 ways to make your Android for Work apps even more secure
Posted by Adrian Ludwig, Lead Engineer for Android Security The Android ecosystem has grown to 1.4 billion devices worldwide and more than one million Play Store apps, with many of those titles focused on consumer usage. At the same time, mobile productivity has grown in...
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QuickTime for Windows is Dead, and You Should Uninstall It to Stay Secure
QuickTime for Windows has dangerous security vulnerabilities that let attackers take over your computer, but Apple won’t be updating it to fix them. It’s time to uninstall it. Click Here to Continue Reading How-To Geek
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Google Apps identity, easy and secure single sign on for popular work apps
Posted by Shashank Gupta, Google Apps for Work Product Manager Millions of businesses rely on Google to protect employee logins to Google Apps services like Drive and Gmail. And we continue to make it easier to extend that ease and security to more applications with...
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