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

A delightful surprise to go along with the official availability of FSlogix as a Microsoft product.   Continue Reading

Teradici have evolved a lot in the last few years, but as in the past, they have an emphasis on high-end use cases. Now they’re bringing in support for H.264, and NVIDIA hardware encoding, too.   Continue Reading

Also: Google Cloud Print; Identiverse 2019; password-less future; SSCM; IGEL growth; and more.   Continue Reading

Ping is putting on the show, but it’s more of an industry-wide conference, touching on all aspects of identity management.   Continue Reading

I’m impatient for a day where I don’t need a password to create a corporate-facing account.   Continue Reading

It has a lot more under the hood, and it’s still inexpensive.   Continue Reading

Bas van Kaam’s printing series continues with one of the less-discussed options.   Continue Reading

Also: iOS 13, Parallels RAS 17; Citrix Gateway; security key patching; Cameyo; Citrix Managed Desktop; and more.   Continue Reading

No solution is perfect, but these hardware security keys remain an awesome option in keeping accounts secure from attackers!   Continue Reading

Adding basic Citrix Gateway functionality to a Citrix Cloud implementation is literally a one-button option, but what about when you have more complex requirements?   Continue Reading

Not to be confused with Parallels Desktop.   Continue Reading

We’re back for more Apple MDM updates. Learn what we know—and don’t know—about User Enrollment, managed Apple IDs, Automated Device Enrollment authentication, SSO extensions, Custom Apps, and more!   Continue Reading

Also: Google and Chrome extensions; Android Management API; uberAgent for macOS; TeamRGE event; Byte-Sized Book; and more!   Continue Reading

With each update, Chrome extensions are slowly becoming less of an enterprise worry.   Continue Reading

Now updated with Part 2! – The new privacy-focused User Enrollment mode for MDM is just what we’ve been waiting for.   Continue Reading

Also: Windows 10 performance; a deep dive on Xi Frame; a guide to Mac ransomware; and more.   Continue Reading

Also including Flexxible IT and eG Innovations.   Continue Reading

A Microsoft browser that more people might actually want to use.   Continue Reading

Apple is unleashing a wave of BYOD and identity management features. We’ll get the full details in the coming days and weeks, but for now, hello User Enrollment!   Continue Reading

A lot of IDaaS and UEM capabilities overlap, including authentication, third-party security integration, and contextual policy engines.   Continue Reading