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To stay on top of new threats, IT pros can test their skills with mobile security training. Explore the top programs to learn about mobile attacks, penetration testing and more.
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Smishing is a major threat on enterprise smartphones, but users might not know how it compares to traditional email phishing. IT can help block attacks with training and testing.
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Do concerns of malware, social engineering and unpatched software on employee mobile devices have you up at night? One good place to start is mobile security awareness training.
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How to remove a work profile from an Android device
When a user leaves their organization or loses their device, it's time to remove their Android work profile. Learn three methods to delete a work profile on an end-user device.
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When a user leaves their organization or loses their device, it's time to remove their Android work profile. Learn three methods to delete a work profile on an end-user device.
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Organizations that need to secure mobile users and provide remote access to corporate resources should consider an on-premises or cloud-hosted mobile VPN.
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5 top mobile security courses and certifications for IT
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Does a hotspot work when a mobile device has no service?
Cellular service is necessary for establishing a hotspot connection. IT must know what to do when remote users are dealing with both Wi-Fi and service issues.
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How to remove a management profile from an iPhone
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How do mobile VPNs work?
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What is short message service center (SMSC)?
The short message service center (SMSC) is the portion of a mobile phone network that handles text message operations.
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What is Samsung Galaxy?
Samsung Galaxy is a product line of Android smartphones, tablets and internet of things devices manufactured by Samsung Electronics.
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What is the consumerization of IT (IT consumerization)?
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Security pros grade Apple Intelligence data privacy measures
Apple has built a Private Cloud Compute server to process and then delete data sent from Apple Intelligence running on an iPhone, iPad or Mac. Apple says it won't store any data.
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