We read an interesting article on Forbes recently: 4 Ways to Make Your Password Safer.
Its great advice for all network users, especially as we move into a world of BYOD where lots more “unregulated” network access becomes the norm.
Of course, the onus is always on network managers to be tighter on security, so as well as enforcing security policy in the way we used to we now have two other imperatives for network professionals:
In our experience Bring Your Own Device solutions need to:
Here are 5 recommendations that will help you get started on the right track:
Did you know Project Vision is able to offer true 0% leasing on projects, via its partnership with Cisco Capital?
And did you know that all elements of a project can be lease financed, including installation and even non-Cisco products?
Remote Support means a lot of different things to different people. Here’s one definition that gets close to our understanding:
A secure service that allows a representative to assist an end user in solving computer problems, either by showing what steps to take via screen sharing, or with permission, taking control of the desktop and performing a task remotely.
If you are looking to develop a successful BYOD strategy here are the 7 major components you should consider addressing.
1. User Experience
To be sustainable, BYOD policies must meet the needs of employees and IT. From an employee’s point of view, they want to quickly access the information they need to do their job – from any device, from anywhere and at the time they choose.
