Posts tagged with "Samsung"



Mobile Threat Defense
Blog | Expert's view · 11. July 2022
Spoiler: Downloading apps is a risky way You may have heard about the dangers of clicking suspicious email links or entering personal information on inappropriate websites But did you know that, despite this, you are unknowingly taking hidden security risks?

Demystifying: Apple, Android for Enterprise, and Samsung Knox for Your Enterprise
Blog | Expert's view · 03. November 2021
It’s safe to say that in today’s world everyone has gone remote, with users accessing data online from different devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops. In previous blog posts, we’ve discussed how UEM solutions are ideal when it comes to ensuring the security of data and devices that are operating remotely. However, Apple, Google, and Samsung also offer their own services and tools to help manage their devices and protect their data. Let’s break down their...

MIL-STD-810 smartphones: Defense grade durability built for business
30. April 2021
In industries like manufacturing, construction and logistics, there’s a long-standing perception that consumer smartphones aren’t tough enough for frontline use. But that’s now changing with the advent of ruggedized smartphones that comply with MIL-STD-810, the Department of Defense’s gold standard for mobile survivability and endurance.

Test Android apps
04. November 2020
With smartphones and tablets becoming the new enterprise endpoint, mobile application testing should move up the list of priorities for IT managers. The lessons we have collectively learned from dealing with Windows updates apply just as much for mobile devices. A strong update strategy involves rigorous testing, closely managing the update process, and ensuring excellent situational awareness and communications. Let’s dive into how to account for each of these requirements.

06. February 2016
Samsung published a trailer with the official confirmation of the S7 Unpacked Event on 21st of Februar at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.