On December 2012 released Hackin9 IT Security Magazine, I have contributed an article with the title BYOD Security. The objective of this article is to deliver a message to readers about security concerns, and BYOD implementation. I hope this article will bring ideas about the benefits of BYOD. I will also discuss security issues surrounding BYOD adoption. Also, I wish for the reader to find an idea from my article about ways to mitigate security issues surrounding BYOD. Find out more at http://hakin9.org/how-to-protect-your-company-against-intruder-with-hakin9-122012/
Showing posts with label BYOD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BYOD. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Test Lab Guides - Series v1.2
These Test Lab Guide demonstrate BYOD scenarios implementation using Microsoft technologies to with details explanation and step-by-step guide. The technologies including Windows Server 2012 platform and Microsoft clients like Windows RT, Windows 7 and Windows 8 or non-Microsoft tablet or phone devices. For those who are planning and research BYOD, check out the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Test Lab Guides - Series v1.2!
The following table sums up the illustrated scenarios.
The following table sums up the illustrated scenarios.
- BYOD - Test Lab Guide 1 - Base Configuration 1.0
- BYOD - Test Lab Guide 2 - File Access 1.0
- BYOD - Test Lab Guide 3 - Exchange Messaging with Data Protection v1.0
- BYOD - Test Lab Guide 4 - Data classification and encryption v1.0
- BYOD - Test Lab Guide 5 - Windows Intune v1.0
Monday, 7 October 2013
BYOD devices - A deployment guide for education
This is a informative guide of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) considerations for education, including device types, deployment models, and infrastructure-related considerations for BYOD deployments.
Check out BYOD devices - A deployment guide for education based on Windows 8.
Check out BYOD devices - A deployment guide for education based on Windows 8.
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