Contact us today!
866-348-2602

Total Tech Care Blog

Total Tech Care has been serving Florida since 2001, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.

Tip of the Week: Every Mobile Device Policy Needs to Cover These 3 Areas

Tip of the Week: Every Mobile Device Policy Needs to Cover These 3 Areas

Smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other mobile technology are practically necessities in today’s modern workplace; especially if you want to keep productivity flowing at all times. However, implementing mobile devices into your workplace infrastructure is more complicated than it sounds, especially if you want to preserve security. Here are three topics to consider when implementing mobile devices in the workplace.

Data Security
One of the key concerns that any business using mobile devices needs to account for is security. When you add new devices to your business’s network, you’re adding endpoints that could potentially fall victim to hacking attacks. The more devices that are connected to a network, the more patches and updates that need to be installed in order to maintain security. Basically, adding new devices means more work, and more work can lead to cut corners, which inevitably leads to compromised devices.

A mobile device management solution is capable of securing all of your organization's devices, be they smartphones or laptops. It’s the easiest way to manage access to mission-critical data, whitelist and blacklist apps, and remotely wipe devices that have been compromised.

Connectivity
When you’re taking mobile devices out of the office, you need to consider how your employees (and yourself) are going to connect to sensitive corporate data. While you could just connect to your cloud solution through a public Wi-Fi connection, this is discouraged, as public Wi-Fi can often be compromised. You never know who else could be on the network, watching your every move.

In instances like these, a virtual private network (VPN) is a valuable tool. With a VPN, you can access your network’s data over an encrypted connection, meaning that as long as you are connected to a wireless network, the data sent to and from your device will be secured so that any onlookers won’t be able to do anything with your data. The data sent to your device is encrypted and then decrypted upon arrival, so if any hackers try to steal it in transit, they’ll only get a jumbled batch of letters and numbers.

Cloud Access
Of course, you’ll need access to your organization’s data, especially when you’re out of the office and using several different devices. To do so, you need a cloud solution that allows your business to share and collaborate on files in real time, across multiple platforms. Most importantly, you want to ensure that your team can open crucial data that’s needed to keep operations moving forward, even when out of the office. A dynamic cloud solution--either public, private, or hybrid--is the key to solving this pain point. Depending on your business’s specific needs, you’ll want one that prioritizes the functionality and security your business requires.

For all of your business’s mobile device security needs, you can contact Total Tech Care. We’ll work with you to ensure that your devices aren’t putting your business’s data at risk. To learn more, reach out to us at 866-348-2602.

 

Comments

No comments made yet. Be the first to submit a comment
Already Registered? Login Here
Guest
Tuesday, 03 December 2024
If you'd like to register, please fill in the username, password and name fields.

Blog Archive

Sign Up for Our Newsletter

  • First Name *
  • Last Name *

      Free Consultation

      Sign up today for a
      FREE Network Consultation

      How secure is your IT infrastructure?
      Let us evaluate it for free!

      Sign up Now!

      Free Consultation
       

      Tag Cloud

      Security Tip of the Week Technology Best Practices Business Computing Cloud Privacy Hackers Productivity Hosted Solutions Software Efficiency Network Security Business Google Internet Microsoft Email Malware Backup Workplace Tips Innovation User Tips Data Computer Mobile Devices Hardware IT Services Android VoIP Disaster Recovery communications IT Support Smartphones Communication Business Continuity Miscellaneous Smartphone Mobile Device Browser Small Business Network Collaboration Productivity Cybersecurity Quick Tips Users Business Management Managed IT Services Windows Upgrade Phishing Data Backup Outsourced IT Ransomware Windows 10 Save Money Office Data Recovery Cloud Computing Server Passwords Windows 10 Gadgets Chrome Tech Term Virtualization Social Media Saving Money Holiday Managed Service Microsoft Office Automation Managed IT Services Operating System Artificial Intelligence Facebook Computers Cybercrime Hacking Wi-Fi BYOD Health Mobile Device Management Networking Internet of Things IT Support Spam Managed Service Provider Alert Office 365 Telephone Systems Information Technology Remote Information Covid-19 Social Engineering Mobility Recovery Employer-Employee Relationship Router Bandwidth BDR Remote Monitoring Big Data Password Money App History Data Breach Encryption Mobile Computing Applications Application Human Resources Law Enforcement Managed IT Data Storage Patch Management Apps Office Tips Training VPN Government Blockchain How To Remote Computing Paperless Office Private Cloud Mobile Office Infrastructure Vulnerability Bring Your Own Device Voice over Internet Protocol Data Management Work/Life Balance Windows 7 Word Flexibility Wireless Marketing Servers WiFi IT solutions Gmail Google Drive Entertainment Website Budget Settings Data Security Two-factor Authentication Avoiding Downtime Mouse HaaS User Error Save Time Meetings Employee/Employer Relationship Conferencing RMM Scam Cleaning Risk Management Hacker End of Support The Internet of Things Vendor Management Data Protection Education Physical Security Lithium-ion battery Safety HIPAA Sports Redundancy USB Firewall Keyboard Virtual Reality Apple Vendor Staff Software as a Service Telephone System Managed Services Display Social Machine Learning Connectivity Remote Work Google Docs Hard Drive Data storage Identity Theft Wearable Technology Automobile Hard Drives Retail Instant Messaging Business Intelligence Computing Robot Computing Infrastructure Excel Augmented Reality Audit Going Green Virus Worker Biometrics IT Management Fraud Unified Threat Management Virtual Desktop Remote Worker Computer Accessories Botnet Battery IT Plan DDoS Digital Signage Cryptocurrency Shadow IT Legal SharePoint Unsupported Software Internet Exlporer Printer Charger Comparison Procurement Bluetooth CES Workplace Strategy Compliance Net Neutrality Customer Service PDF Environment OneNote Computer Care Help Desk Current Events Content Management Printing Fax Server Telephony Business Technology Proactive IT Access Control Samsung IT Consultant Best Practice YouTube SaaS Virtual Assistant Black Market Authentication Value Managed Services Provider Humor Spam Blocking Electronic Medical Records Database Network Congestion Remote Workers eWaste Document Management Wireless Technology Hiring/Firing Update Solid State Drive How to Downtime Processor Computer Tips Emergency Managed IT Service Security Cameras Tip of the week Files HVAC webinar Google Apps Best Available Public Cloud Chromecast Analysis Virtual CIO Employer Employee Relationship OneDrive Biometric Security Shortcut Professional Services Administrator WIndows 7 Cost Management Devices Assessment Peripheral Digital Security Cameras Using Data Social Networking Windows Server 2008 Colocation Enterprise Content Management Uninterrupted Power Supply MSP Accountants Copiers 5G Tools Microchip Monitor Thought Leadership Television Credit Cards Quick Tip Password Manager Ergonomics Running Cable Smartwatch Password Management Memory Multi-Factor Security Development OLED Virtual Machine Search Engine User Reputation Twitter PowerPoint Public Computer Streaming Media Windows Media Player PCI DSS Business Mangement 2FA Transportation Fiber Optics Content Employee Regulations NIST Tech Support Computer Fan Laptop Smart Tech Rootkit Trending Messaging Cabling Techology Hypervisor Managing Stress Customers Addiction Amazon Policy Recycling Dark mode Benefits Trend Micro Audiobook Science Workers Wiring FENG Touchpad Practices Cameras SMS Default App Saving Time Cache IBM Amazon Web Services Procedure Criminal dark theme Smart Technology Shopping Distributed Denial of Service Politics Google Search Customer Relationship Management Flash Advertising Safe Mode GDPR Analyitcs Hosted Computing AI IT Infrastructure Bing Programming Software Tips Wireless Internet Supercomputer Notifications Online Shopping FinTech Social Network Sync File Sharing Emails Camera Inventory Printer Server Specifications Investment Employee/Employer Relationships Antivirus Relocation Wire Evernote Employees Windows 365 Two Factor Authentication Travel ISP Windows 8 Netflix Video Games Printers Root Cause Analysis Millennials Video Conferencing ROI IT service Bitcoin Worker Commute Shortcuts HBO Smart Office Knowledge Wireless Charging Sales Music Point of Sale Personal Experience Cryptomining Skype Tablet Scalability Virtual Private Network Data loss Workforce Supply Chain Management Domains Batteries Business Owner Outlook Leadership Cables Monitoring Troubleshooting NarrowBand Windows 8.1 Digitize IaaS Maintenance Start Menu Search Project Management Bloatware Screen Mirroring Nanotechnology Loyalty Telecommuting Windows Server 2008 R2 Books Frequently Asked Questions iPhone Cortana Customer relationships Tablets Windows 10s Digital Signature Email Best Practices IT Assessment Manufacturing Mobile Consultant Warranty Entrepreneur Cast Analytics

      Top Blog

      The reasoning for this is simple: you want to make sure that operations are proceeding as intended, even if you’re not there. If you completely check out from the workplace every time you leave, you could return from your vacation to a complete and total disaster that may have been prevented with y...
      QR-Code