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Protecting your business with mobile device security
IT leaders face multiple challenges in today’s landscape – secure, frictionless mobile device security helps solve them
Organizations, no matter the size or industry, must overcome the same problem: How do you keep work data and devices out of the hands of bad actors?
Mobile devices, like smartphones and tablets, accompany us wherever we go. They're portable, easily forgotten and easily stolen, which makes them a bigger target than traditional computers They’re also a nexus of corporate and personal data. According to the Metropolitan Police, as reported by The Standard, 80,000 mobile devices were stolen in 2024 in London alone, with a collective worth of approximately £50 million. This is an increase of 16,000 compared to 2023 figures and means roughly 60% of all thefts in the British capital were related to phones.
This technology is also targeted for SMS phishing (smishing) and voice phishing (vishing) attacks. According to Keepnet, in the past year, 30% of organizations have been affected by vishing incidents, while 76% were hit by smishing attacks.
Smartphones and tablets are now a vital part of how work gets done. It’s up to the IT department, therefore, to ensure all corporate data stored on an employee device is secure while also creating a great user experience in the process.
Get the expert view
Knowing how best to secure enterprise mobile devices isn’t easy, but expert advice and insight can help.
Modern mobile security mindset: Securing teams and mitigating risk – a new whitepaper brought to you by ITPro in association with Android Enterprise and Samsung Electronics UK – offers practical, actionable advice in exclusive interviews with two experts in the field: Mike Burr, senior security consultant for Android Enterprise at Google and James Pak, corporate VP of global mobile B2B product management (Knox and devices) at Samsung Electronics.
Learn what these security experts have to say about zero trust, mobile device management, Samsung Knox Suite, and more – download Modern mobile security mindset: Securing teams and mitigating risk now.
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