Recognizing the exploding demand for mobile applications and the need for mobile security, Trust Digital developed a solution for mobile IT to deploy iPhones -- and manage them -- from one centralized location.

Rogue access points, data interception, DoS downtime -- these are all Wi-Fi threats that can spell trouble for mobile security managers. We outline our Top 10 Wi-Fi threats and offer guidance on how to protect against them.

Securing mobile data isn't just about securing devices: It's also about ensuring the security of network transport infrastructure. Juniper's latest offering improves mobile networking security and includes support from Verizon and Sprint.

When it comes to mobile applications and smartphone security, is Apple's closed iPhone OS strategy better than Google's open Android approach?

Deploying hardware-based, self-encrypting drives for laptops can reduce mobile security risks.

Google adds smartphone security features to mobile enterprise apps to make them more mobile IT-friendly. Is this a push to take on RIM in the workplace?

Five quick steps IT mobile managers can take to keep smartphones secure as more employees bring their own handsets into the office.

As the use of mobile devices in the enterprise soars, so does the deployment of mobile cloud applications. We offer a guideline for keeping mobile cloud data safe.

Mobile Internet devices took center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, which means new security risks for enterprise IT. We offer 10 tips for countering against wireless vulnerabilities.

A new hoax circulating through the BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 service is a just the tip of the iceberg according to security software vendor McAfee.

The GSM code was vulnerable even before the recent hack by Karsten Nohl made headlines across the world. We highlight services you can use to keep calls secure while the issue is being evaluated by the GSM Association.

If you are researching WLAN management applications that are vendor agnostic, consider AirWave from Aruba Networks and WiFi Manager from ManageEngine. We highlight some features from these two services.

German researcher presents findings purporting to demonstrate weakness of GSM standard.

All U.S. federal agencies are required to comply with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) of 2002. The PDA/smartphone of choice for the U.S. government is the BlackBerry. Therefore, understanding BlackBerry security controls, threats and vulnerabilities is essential.

Symantec recently rolled out a trio of new offerings for protecting mobile devices and data in the enterprise.