The growing influx of consumer-owned devices into the enterprise has sparked well-justified fears regarding data leaks and intellectual property security within many organizations. Although BYOD and BYOD/PC aren’t the only practices that put corporate data at risk—use of unauthorized … Continued

On April 8th, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows XP. Despite Microsoft’s efforts to get users migrated and the higher security risks associated with the platform, as of December 2013, Windows XP still held an overall market share of … Continued

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  BYOD isn’t going away any time soon, however Gartner estimates that within the two years, 20% of enterprise BYOD programs will fail as the result of overly restrictive mobile device management measures. Although that statistic shouldn’t stop you from … Continued

With the upcoming End of Life (EoL) for Microsoft Windows XP, there’s a strong push from many vendors (especially Microsoft) to get everyone migrated to a supported Windows version as soon as possible. At Moka5 we understand there are many … Continued

The following is a guest post from Software Advice. In an effort to understand how organizations manage their employees’ use of personal devices at work, Software Advice recently surveyed companies ranging from three to 110,000 employees. The website, which publishes reviews … Continued

The “Bring-Your-Own Device-or-PC” trend is moving full steam ahead. In fact, according to a May 2013 report by Gartner, the typical knowledge worker now uses four different devices per week to access office systems. BYOD/PC programs aren’t without risks. By … Continued