Learn how to SECURE your datacenter with Data-Centric Security. Join us for the first webinar in our powerful, monthly security series.
The Data-Centric Security Model
Learn how to SECURE your datacenter with Data-Centric Security. Join us for the first webinar in our powerful, monthly security series.
In this webinar, you’ll hear from mobility experts from Rolta AdvizeX and VMware as they delve into enterprise mobility solutions that will significantly increase your organization’s business agility and productivity. Our gurus will give you insight into how the VMware Workspace One, AirWatch, and NSX integration work, the best practices for eliminating mobile threats, and how to support a BYOD work environment.
In this webinar, we showcase new technology from Aruba that can provide deeper visibility into mobile devices, from malware detection to browser configurations. We cover the best practices behind today’s most effective mobility security policies, such as role-based access and air-gapped segmentation.
As the world looks forward to 5G, mobility will become ingrained in nearly everything we do, from driving cars to ordering groceries.
Mobility is the new currency of business. Transactions are mobile. Devices are mobile. Employees are mobile. And, of course, the technology that drives all of that is mobile too. Yet many businesses tend to have a very limited view of mobility.
How do we plan for threats we haven’t even seen yet? Rolta AdvizeX’s answer is resilience.
There are some people who would tell you that there’s no such thing as too much security, but I’ll wager they don’t practice what they preach.
As enterprise applications become more mobile-centric and move into the cloud, organizations are finding that the traditional concept of the enterprise perimeter no longer applies.
As a mobile security expert, I have a terrible confession to make: I have lost not one, but two mobile phones at various industry conferences.
Market disruption, it turns out, isn’t just something that happens to legitimate markets. Hackers experience it too.