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Mobility - a security conundrum?

Mobility is no longer a luxury but an entrenched part of everyday living. However, with the proliferation of wireless and mobile technologies and devices have come the resultant security challenges which in turn have lead to some corporates making the call to opt for 'safer' fixed-line infrastructures opposed to exposing their information to a mobile world.

2 Feb 2009

And with good reason. The reality is if mobile security is not implemented, considerable risk is posed to organisations' valuable information assets, particularly when it can be breached wirelessly.

Fortunately, these challenges can be overcome quite effectively. With the growth of wireless and mobile technologies and standards, the resultant advances in security have been developed. Today, there are a myriad of
security options available, tailor made to most environments, be it large corporates or a small home office.

Read the full article on itnewsafica.com.