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Separation of Corporate and Personal: Best Practices for Securing Data on Mobile Devices

By Michelle Drolet

1 Minute Read

September 25, 2012

As the BYOD trend gains momentum, not all employees are comfortable having their personal phones locked down and controlled as tightly as a corporate-issued device. To get around this issue some organizations are turning to separation techniques to securely manage corporate email, apps, and docs on employee devices while keeping personal data out of sight and out of mind.

Forgoing some visibility into personal information should not compromise security or the user experience. Join the Mobile MaaSters from Fiberlink in this upcoming webinar to discover ways to manage iPhones, iPads, and Androids without sacrificing the collective expectations of BYOD-ers. During this session you will learn:

How to configure personal devices and enforce granular level policies
Methods to distribute and control corporate data on personal devices
When to opt for a full device wipe versus a selective wipe
What BYOD Privacy Settings can do to keep personal data personal

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Separation of Corporate and Personal: Best Practices for Securing Data on Mobile Devices

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