BYOD

Are smartphones ever entirely secure? It depends on one’s definition of “secure,” particularly when dealing with corporate environments. Most companies with bring-your-own-device pol

Back in 2010, Apple’s iconic co-founder Steve Jobs was not entirely enthralled with the enterprise. In fact, Jobs is famously quoted as saying, “What I love about the consumer market, that I alway

When Google officially launched its Android for Work program earlier this year, it had already signed up a wide range of partners to help bring Android for Work to market. Today, it is expanding this

MobileIron is introducing a new Content Security Service (CSS) today that provides IT with a cloud security umbrella to set document protections across a variety of services, even when employees save

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Update: Okta has still not explicitly confirmed the acquisition of SpydrSafe, but its cofounder today retweeted our story about the sale after Okta unveiled a new Mobility Management service. Tha

When it comes to corporate IT, revolution is in the air. The way companies buy, build, manage, optimize and secure information technology is changing dramatically. From cloud computing to big data

Smartphones are more powerful than they’ve ever been, but PCs are still able to do more, and do some things better, too. Size advantage has generally meant sacrifices when it comes to computing,

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.airwatch.com">AirWatch</a>, the startup that helps businesses manage security and more on employees' mobile devices, is today announcing that it has raised another

Apple's iOS is consolidating its grip on the enterprise market and taking share from Android, according to customer data from enterprise file sharing and hybrid cloud storage company Egnyte. The iPhon

Mobile device management startup AirWatch has raised a massive series A round of $200 million, led by Insight Venture Partners. The startup competes with others such as Good Technology and SAP’s Afa

Investors can't seem to get enough of the <a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/byod/">BYOD</a> trend of late. Today sees another 'bring your own device' startup receive funding -- Tel Aviv-based <a tar

Another BYOD-focused investment to add to the pile: Miradore, a Finnish mobile device management startup, has announced it's just closed a €1.2 million Series B funding round, with new backers inclu

Secure enterprise mobility company Good Technology, which makes products for securing and managing the mix of mobile devices finding their way into businesses thanks to the BYOD (bring your own device

AT&T revealed their intention to jump on the bring-your-own-device enterprise bandwagon with their business-friendly <a target="_blank" href="http://www.att.com/toggle">Toggle</a> service last Oct

<a target="_blank" href="https://twitter.com/#!/peterfenton">Peter Fenton</a> joined Benchmark Capital in 2006, after spending seven years as a partner at Accel. Not yet 40, Fenton already sits on the