In Germany we now spend 3.6 hours a day on our smartphones. In everyday work, the smartphone is already an essential tool, with which many business processes can be carried out on the go.
Respond quickly to an e-mail, record a short voice message in Messenger, take part in a conference call with your smartphone while sitting on the train or take a picture of a document with your cell phone instead of scanning it at the printer. These are just a few examples that we naturally do with our smartphones today.
But with this increasing mobility, the risk and the possible attack vectors for the corporate network are also growing. In addition, some organizations must continue to be able to edit sensitive and classified content r ...
