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Recent articles by Peter Stephenson
Review: Echoworx Security Cloud
This is an interesting product. It is interesting both for what it does and what it doesn't do. What it does is manage credentialing throughout the enterprise, virtual or physical. It keeps credentials on the endpoints and encrypts there. It supports just about any platform one can think of.
Jul 26 2012 3:50PM
Security
Review: KoolSpan TrustCall and TrustChip
This one is a point solution to a point problem: voice call security from mobile phones. In addition, however, it has optional modules that secure text and email. We will focus on the voice capabilities for this review. The KoolSpan system includes the TrustCall software for the mobile phone, the TrustChip, also for the phone, and the TrustRelay Server (not covered in this review).
Jul 26 2012 3:43PM
Security
Review: Sophos Mobile Control
Security solutions vendor Sophos is one of the newer players in the mobile device management market, yet has successfully created a full-featured offering that combines capabilities with ease of use. Sophos Mobile Control works with iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry and Windows mobile devices.
Jul 26 2012 3:37PM
Security
Review: AirWatch
AirWatch tackles the mobile device management conundrum head on with an integrated approach that keeps devices secure, while protecting enterprise resources from compromise. The company's claim to fame comes in the form of its laser sharp focus on mobile device security, which takes a holistic approach to assigning, controlling and securing a variety of portable devices.
Jul 26 2012 3:33PM
Security
Review: Good Technology Good for Enterprise
Mobile device security vendor Good Technology, which Gartner Research placed in its Leaders Quadrant in its annual "MDM Magic Quadrant," enables consumers and enterprise users to say good riddance to the security problems surrounding today's multitude of mobile devices, a problem that only seems to be growing as more and more end-users bring iPhones, Andriod devices, iPads and countless other handhelds into the enterprise.
Jul 26 2012 2:49PM
Security
