Business and personal data must be separated, and Mobile IT has to protect the business data while preserving the user experience, making a robust application management critical to successful secure device management.
In the first generation of mobility, business data was in heavyweight, email-based containers – sets of data protected from unauthorised access – that were secure but forced users into an experience they did not like. However, in the new generation of mobility, user experience is central to success.
Vodafone Device Manager’s connected container architecture provides fine-grained security that protects app data for Mobile IT but is invisible to the user, making it user friendly. It achieves this via two components: AppConnect, and AppTunnel.
Moreover, Vodafone Mobile Threat Manager, which can be deployed in conjunction with Vodafone Device Manager or added at a later date, offers a fully managed, cloud-based security solution for mobile devices.
Vodafone Mobile Threat Manager protects business users’ data and also their web data against sophisticated cyber threats. It instantaneously scans all inbound and outbound traffic, with negligible impact from a user perspective, across the company’s mobile devices.
To learn more about secure mobile device management, visit the Vodafone Device Manager website.
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