How can companies ensure messaging security outside of the traditional four walls of the office?
AK. Fortunately, the technologies that enable regulatory compliance and protect against corporate data exposure, go a long way to providing these protections in the mobile world as well. The access protocols used to provide remote information access, such as those used in corporate web-mail or e-mail delivery to a handheld device, contain built-in encryption or can be locked down with add-on encryption tools, with policy controlled by the enterprise. Data at the end points can also be secured with any of several competitive policy and encryption tools that will lock down any part or all of a PC or laptop’s disks. As with communications security, these endpoint security and policy tools can be administered by the enterprise to mitigate the impact on end-users, and ensure that their activity adheres to the enterprise’s data protection initiatives. These tools act in concert with corporate messaging security and compliance, to protect data in flow and at the endpoints for remote users. NL
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