Vendors and open-source projects alike are using the benefits of client virtualization, while fixing some of the flaws.   Continue Reading

Zimperium found that the greatest share of mobile threats is device based.   Continue Reading

Also: A closer look at Idaptive, AetherPal, Google accounts, and client virtualization; and other notes from the week.   Continue Reading

Part 1 examines why type-1 (bare metal) hypervisor is the way to go, and uses XenClient XT as an example of why early efforts failed.   Continue Reading

Now Google explicitly tells users that they can use their existing email address to sign up for a Google account. This should clear up some user confusion, so I like it!   Continue Reading

An important tool to keep mission-critical mobile use cases running in the field.   Continue Reading

Next-Gen Access Cloud has a new architecture, and Idaptive will continue to expand its machine learning capabilities.   Continue Reading

Also: iOS motion privacy; IGEL; Okta; Windows 7 extended support; and more!   Continue Reading

Using IDaaS really does make choice easier.   Continue Reading

IGEL OS has had lots of updates, and showcased partnerships with Teradici, Login VSI, and LG; plus they’re working with NVIDIA on an ARM thin client.   Continue Reading

Their research shows that some devices are infected before users have a chance to do it themselves.   Continue Reading

Why use VDI? Business users won’t be ditching their laptops anytime soon, but there are many use cases that finally make sense now.   Continue Reading

Also: Jamf growth; mobile SSO; Chrome extensions; cloud gaming; Windows Sandbox; VDI performance; Mosyle; iOS 12.2; and more!   Continue Reading

Install questionable or untrusted apps and open suspicious attachments in Microsoft’s new virtualized container: Windows Sandbox.   Continue Reading

Will it work and bring a form of remote computing to the masses? Who knows! But we can anticipate some of the questions that will come up.   Continue Reading

Evidently, just because your desktop is in the cloud doesn’t mean it will always perform at its best.   Continue Reading

Under the guise of improving UX and privacy, Google’s proposed API changes could break ad blockers and other Chrome extensions.   Continue Reading

Jon Towles explains how to make seamless SSO work on iOS and shares a few thoughts on his favorite identity platforms.   Continue Reading

Also: Jamf Connect; Defining conditional access; MSIX; iOS apps and BYOD; MTD data from Symantec; Citrix earnings; IGEL; CloudJumper growth, and more.   Continue Reading

It’s worth it to see if you can make the alternatives (public distribution or avoiding BYOD) work instead for your enterprise apps for iOS.   Continue Reading

How do we put together the “any-any-any” message we’ve been hearing for years? With access policies that take the device, user, app, risks, and other factors into account.   Continue Reading

MSIX runtime gets a C+ for now, but remember, this is the first year of a three-year effort.   Continue Reading

Symantec is the latest security vendor to provide us with some interesting mobile security data.   Continue Reading

Also: Windows 7 EOL; Android Enterprise Recommended for EMM; Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph; and Ericom new CEO.   Continue Reading

Incoming CEO David Canellos has a background in the cloud/web/SaaS security space, which is indicative of the potential in Ericom Shield.   Continue Reading

Get access to data from over 200 Microsoft services in one central view for security and performance.   Continue Reading

Initial EMM vendors include Blackberry, Google Cloud, I3 Systems, IBM, Microsoft, MobileIron, SoftBank, SOTI, and VMware.   Continue Reading

If you haven’t migrated yet, now’s the time. But even if you migrated already, you’re probably not out of the woods yet, either.   Continue Reading

Also: Stratodesk and ThinPrint; ClearCube; Cisco; benchmarking audio; how to block sideloaded apps; G Suite accounts; Samsung; OneLogin; and more!   Continue Reading

G Suite announce Pincode Sharing, to give non-Google accounts access via visitor sessions. This should end a lot of headaches and make things more secure.   Continue Reading