How will VMware capture more of the Windows 10 management market? What is VMware’s new DaaS offer? How will the relationship with Microsoft be?   Continue Reading

How to get around, what to know about the neighborhood around Moscone, food recommendations, and what to do if you’re staying in town for the weekend.   Continue Reading

Also: Broadcom buys Symantec; more notes from Black Hat; Apple bug bounties; VMware DaaS on VMC on AWS; EMM resources; and more.   Continue Reading

Want to get started in enterprise mobility? Trying to answer a question? Start with this curated list!   Continue Reading

Most of the details are unknown at this time, but it could add another new option in the matrix of Horizon 7 and Horizon Cloud offerings.   Continue Reading

Apple has started opening up more recently, showing they’re more willing to consider outside opinions on security now.   Continue Reading

Didn’t quite live up to the hype, but I still enjoyed my time there (even if I was in Vegas).   Continue Reading

Also: Ojas Rege on the podcast; BlackHat; WVD and Citrix Managed Desktops; iOS security; Google Cloud updates; BlackBerry and conditional access; and more!   Continue Reading

The buried lede is that Citrix Managed Desktops will go GA on August 26, the first day of VMworld.   Continue Reading

My first multi-day conference on my own—and one dedicated to my focus no less!   Continue Reading

Ojas has been the de facto face of MobileIron for years. He’s stepping back from the company now, so we take a look back at how the industry evolved and where it might go.   Continue Reading

Also: Windows 10 security baselines; Banyan; Digita; ThinPrint; EUC at VMworld; and more.   Continue Reading

Jamf adds another Mac-focused product in their growing enterprise catalog.   Continue Reading

This third-party platform seeks to integrate with your IDaaS, UEM, PKI, and other security tools, providing access that can even be revoked in real time.   Continue Reading

Beleaguered Windows admins can rejoice; Microsoft released their security baseline solution to make it easier (maybe) to adopt Intune.   Continue Reading

Also: FIDO on iPhones; MobileIron zero sign-on; passwords vs. PINS; workspace portal apps; more on IGEL growth; Cylance can get tricked; and more.   Continue Reading

There are lots of other ways for users to do their job—everything doesn’t have to be wrapped up in a single app.   Continue Reading

A question I’ve always had but was too afraid to ask when I first learned about passwordless experiences.   Continue Reading

MobileIron’s “zero sign-on” tech uses phones to authenticate when accessing SaaS apps from unmanaged devices.   Continue Reading

No Apple device is currently certified, but is it still possible for users to enjoy the security benefits of FIDO?   Continue Reading

Also: deviceTRUST; mobile security; blogging tools; MobileIron; and more.   Continue Reading

Hopefully you’ll find some value in these blogging tools   Continue Reading

Apple and Google can lock down their operating systems with much more ease than Windows. This makes our lives easier (most of the time!).   Continue Reading

deviceTRUST rides entirely on top of your existing desktop virtualization environment and is configured via Group Policy, so it can be used without any additional infrastructure at all.   Continue Reading

Also: Teradici; Identiverse; Google Safe Browsing; Boxer; SysTrack 9; Citrix Cloud FAS; Menlo Security; Android Project Mainline; Fuchsia; and more!   Continue Reading

Citrix just released Cloud-Enabled Federated Authentication Service (FAS) in Tech Preview. Jo Harder delves into federation to help you determine if and how this new feature may benefit you.   Continue Reading

Lakeside is building on their analytics and AI strategy with more reactive and proactive monitoring and healing capabilities in Lakeside SysTrack 9, which is new and GA today.   Continue Reading

Jon Towles explains how VMware Boxer uses key escrow to solve this long-time problem in a thoughtful and secure way.   Continue Reading

Google continues to address security issues, but their blacklist service, Google Safe Browsing, doesn’t provide equal protection for desktop and mobile.   Continue Reading

There’s still a lot of work to do to bring mobility and identity together for conditional access.   Continue Reading