5 Key Forces Shaping Next Generation of Enterprise Mobility

Explosive growth in mobile device usage has created new opportunities for the enterprise. There are five major forces that will impact the success of your enterprise mobile app projects.

After reading this whitepaper, you’ll know how to:
  • Gain a competitive edge via mobile innovation
  • Minimize mobility costs using the latest technologies
  • Deliver unique and innovative experiences across platforms
  • Protect mobile app projects against security risks
  • Leverage existing data when developing mobile apps
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The Enterprise Approach to Mobile App Development

Time-to-market, reliability and positive brand representation are fundamental to commercial success.

IDG Connect interviewed 150 IT decision makers engaged in mobile app development. Their responses provide a detailed picture of how companies across the four territories currently approach mobile app development and offers insight into changes to the way they plan and manage the development process to help overcome the challenges they face.
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Managed File Transfer Survival Guide – Implement a Successful MFT Strategy

More than a third of all business-critical processes involve managed file transfer but many people underestimate the effort it takes to be successful with the strategy. MFT is not a simple install-and-go solution. In this final installment of our MFT Survival Guide series, we walk the phases of incremental MFT implementation to ensure a smooth transition to the world of high-end managed file transfer.

In this white paper, you will learn:

•How to build a solid business case for a Managed File Transfer project

•How to create and execute a project blueprint

•Why testing MFT processes is important and how to do it

•How to support your MFT solution and plan for future functionality

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Unfettered Mobility: Driving the International Extended Enterprise

Organisations are increasingly international in both their outlook and their operations. Despite these developments, international workers continue to be impeded by their organisations' approaches to mobility.

IDC research highlights that when working internationally, employees make a distinct change in their communication preferences, becoming less available and less collaborative. This impacts both productivity and job satisfaction.

This whitepaper outlines the learnings that can be implemented in mobile policies by senior decision makers who are responsible for managing telecommunications across the globe.

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Unfettered Mobility: Research Highlights

Organisations are increasingly international in both their outlook and their operations. This is being driven by developments in the global economy and the search for new partners, as well as access to travel and communications. As a result, businesses are making greater use of a global network of customers, suppliers and partners. IDC refers to this network as the International Extended Enterprise.
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Eliminate Blind Spots in SSL Encrypted Traffic

Many security systems now perform high speed SSL/TLS decryption. But these systems cannot decrypt traffic if they don’t have access to keys and certificates. To eliminate blind spots in encrypted traffic, you need to secure your keys and certificates. Otherwise, your other security controls become less effective and leave the door open to cybercriminals.
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Stop Unauthorized Privileged Access

SSH is a cryptographic security protocol used to connect administrators and machines. While SSH keys are often used to secure access to the most sensitive systems and data, there is usually little awareness or policy enforcement in place around their use. If you don’t know which administrator or SSH key has access to which servers, your IT environment may already be at risk.
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Failure to Protect Keys and Certificates Undermines Critical Security Controls

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) operators have proven they can breach enterprises like yours by undermining your critical security controls when you fail to protect digital certificates and cryptographic keys. Not securing all of your keys and certificates enables cybercriminals to bypass controls like threat detection, data protection, firewalls, VPNs, DLP, privileged access, and authentication systems that you expect will mitigate threats.
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Prevent Costly Outages Due to Expired Digital Certificates

Your organization, like so many others, is most likely increasing its use of SSL/TLS to protect sensitive data and reduce risk. To accomplish this, organizations rely on digital certificates to enable encryption and authenticate communications for customers, partners, and employees. These digital certificates are also used to secure machine-to-machine authentication and mobile applications.
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Hearts Continue to Bleed: Heartbleed One Year Later

Using the recently released Venafi TrustNet certificate reputation service, the Venafi Labs team re-evaluated SSL/TLS vulnerabilities in Q1 2015 and found that most Global 2000 organizations have failed to completely remediate Heartbleed—now a full year after the vulnerability was first publicly disclosed.

This leaves these organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks, future brand damage, and intellectual property loss. In one oft-cited incident, Community Health Systems was breached by the Chinese APT 18 group, who exploited incomplete Heartbleed remediation and unprotected keys to steal data on 4.5 million patients.

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