Do-it-all MDM solutions aren’t necessarily the answer—what about smaller companies that offer organizations part of what they need?   Continue Reading

No, it’s not too early—2019 is just around the corner!   Continue Reading

Also: Symantec acquired Appthority; Jamf Connect; Mac security; Zimperium; Google on Android PHAs; Liquidware; Okta; Citrix; ThinPrint and 10ZiG; Login VSI; and more.   Continue Reading

How to deal with KEXT whitelisting and TCC controls, and how to stay up to date on the latest developments.   Continue Reading

My favorite new feature: Blast session collaboration for Linux. Otherwise, it’s business as usual—in the best possible way. VMware announced refinements across EMM, identity, and desktop virt.   Continue Reading

Jamf Connect, based on the recent NoMAD acquisition, can set up user accounts and link them to modern authentication. It will soon be adding support for Azure AD, on top support for Okta and AD.   Continue Reading

Also: Android Enterprise COPE mode; Parallels RAS 16.5.1; Citrix Workspace updates; and more.   Continue Reading

Fleetsmith, the Mac management vendor, announced a new security dashboard and audit log, plus we take a closer look at DEP enrollment security.   Continue Reading

When virtual desktops are running in the cloud, we need to keep a close eye on resource consumption to keep costs down. Here’s how DaaS platforms do it.   Continue Reading

It’s time to start adopting MFA, while we look toward more advanced identity and access management features already coming down the pipeline.   Continue Reading

The Device Enrollment Program is heavily used, and most customers are happy to head into the future. However, there’s still plenty of space for Apple itself to work in a more enterprise-friendly way.   Continue Reading

Also: Mobile malware; deploying MTD; Citrix earnings; IGEL OS updates; VMware Workspace One updates; GrayKey defeated (for now) and more!   Continue Reading

Practical advice on how to layer a mobile threat defense solution on top of your EMM, for single purpose, COPE, and BYOD devices.   Continue Reading

Mac management is bigger than ever, but it’s in flux as UEM and MDM-style features roll in. How are Jamf and their customers adapting? We’ll find out!   Continue Reading

Many types of apps and attacks get included under this moniker. What are the differences?   Continue Reading

Also: Login VSI on Win10 1809; Desktop App Assure; Google Play licensing; WVD and Citrix; having two phones; public cloud billing; and more.   Continue Reading

Running desktop virtualization on IaaS in the public cloud means dealing with complicated billing mechanisms. Today, Marius lays everything out to make it easier to understand.   Continue Reading

There’s a lot of news about mobile malware and other attacks—but how big is the actual impact?   Continue Reading

For all the progress in EMM software and mobile operating systems, sometimes combining the conflicting worlds of work and personal on one device just doesn’t make sense.   Continue Reading

Citrix is going to be a Microsoft Cloud Solutions Provider and resell Microsoft 365 and Azure compute. Being a combination software vendor/systems integrator can be a great position.   Continue Reading

Also: TIghter Android data permissions; Centrify; Windows 10 1809; Citrix Workspace Hub; Google Cloud Next London; and more.   Continue Reading

Google Cloud Identity introduces support for LDAP apps, GCP has some smart admin-related features, and more.   Continue Reading

A visual guide to how Android Enterprise, iOS MDM/DEP, Samsung Knox, and mobile threat defense apply to BYOD, COPE, embedded devices, and the extended enterprise.   Continue Reading

Not designed to be an actual competitor, but remains a good, low-cost option.   Continue Reading

Also: iPhone Xs Max and Apple Watch 4; more Microsoft Ignite coverage; Win10 October update; Parallels and Thinprint collaboration; and plenty of security news.   Continue Reading

Benny provides more info that Microsoft revealed about RDS and WVD at the show.   Continue Reading

Some companies may not have a do-or-die security or workflow use case for MDM, but a good reason to use it might still be right under their nose!   Continue Reading

Microsoft moves to meet customers where they currently are, rather than only pushing them to modernize.   Continue Reading

Are they both all that they’re cracked up to be?   Continue Reading

Officially, the use cases are still quite narrow.   Continue Reading