MaaS360 Webinars

You said "BYOD," they heard "come one, come all"

While Apple and Google battle to become the world's most preferred mobile platform, MS Surface has already made its presence known in BYOD-friendly work environments. Time will tell whether last month's BlackBerry 10 release will be enough to rethrone the former king of the mobile enterprise. No matter who comes out on top, IT must prepare for the whole lot, as Gartner, Inc. predicts 1.2 billion smart devices will be purchased in the year ahead.

Tell them "pick a device, any device"

It doesn't take a magician to master mobile device management (MDM). Learn how to accept multiple device types and OS versions into your BYOD family with confidence. View this webinar and you will learn:

- Pros and cons of adopting specific OS types into your environment
- How to mitigate the costs of data loss
- How to leverage MDM for ease, speed and security

In this 30 minute webinar, John Nielsen provides a demo of MaaS360 followed by a questions & answers section. Visualize the ease in which MaaS360 can be used to manage and secure your mobile apps, documents, and devices.

You will learn how to:
- Manage security policies for BYOD and corporate devices
- Distribute and secure mobile applications and documents
- Separate and protect sensitive corporate data on mobile devices
- Leverage the cloud for speed, simplicity, and security

In 2012, IDC research found 68% of smartphones used for global business were owned by employees. This shift in prevalence of employee-owned devices from corporate-issued devices is forcing organizations to consider the ramifications of such ownership on the security of its applications, data and content.

New Year's Resolution: Safeguard Social, Mobile and Cloud

Will you be the savvy organization that says "bring it" to bring your own device (BYOD)? Or the one that forgoes the policies and solutions needed to address broader mobile content control? Join Stephen Drake, Program Vice President for Mobility & Telecom research at IDC, for our first live webinar of the year and learn the steps required to successfully manage and secure your business' mobile ecosystem:

- Key market trends to morph your strategy
- Policies and solutions to overcome challenges
- Success attributes to aim for in 2013

It's that time of year again. You'd like to know what devices are on your BYOD-ers' wishlists, but only Kris Kringle can tell. All you can do now is prepare for whatever's coming, whether it be an Android 4.2 Nexus 7 or a Samsung SAFE equipped Galaxy S III. One has its advantages, the other may impact the way you choose to support Android in the future.

'Tis the season to be wary!

Join Frank Schloendorn, Director of MDM Security and Quality Assurance at Fiberlink for our final live webinar of the year and learn about new developments in the Android support community that will change the way manage your devices in 2013:

- Jarring Jelly Bean: Why the 4.2 update is more than just a bug fix
- Managing Multi-User: Uphold a 1:1 ratio between users and devices
- SAFE Salvation: How Samsung, Motorola and HTC are making security easier

According to Gartner, the number of smartphones and tablets sold will exceed the billion mark in 2013, a trend which is "changing the way businesses look at their device strategies." The research firm expects 66% of mobile workers to own a smartphone in less than 5 years.

Don't Tread on BYOD

Join Val Hetrick, Fiberlink Director of Customer Success, for ten policies that ensure safe and productive use of smartphones and tablets in the enterprise, plus a demo of how to put them into practice using a mobile device management (MDM) solution:

- Perfecting passcodes based on company needs
- Lost device triage - Warn, Block, Wipe
- Feature follies - Does a camera belong in a corporate setting?
- App management musts to separate personal and corporate data
- Score a TouchDown with secure, encrypted Android email

Enterprise mobility brings productivity great promise, but at what price? Along with bring your own device (BYOD) comes a variety of devices, operating systems, access points and applications that are forcing IT to reexamine the traditional "defense in depth" security model that served them well in the glory days of the PC and laptop.

In this webinar, Fiberlink and mobile security expert Michael Finneran of dBrn Associates introduce five unique threats and special challenges involved in contemporary mobile security, and why a strategy shift may be in order for your organization. You will learn:
- Control considerations across iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows devices
- Strategies for securing devices and squashing threats
- How to hurdle challenges with mobile device management

Josh Lambert, Fiberlink Product Manager demonstrates how your organization can leverage iOS 6 to improve the end-user mobile experience. Discover how mobile device management (MDM) can make it simpler to deploy, secure, and support the iPhone 5 in your workplace.

Josh explores the newest enhancements to innovations offered by Apple, providing recommendations for enterprise IT looking to achieve a secure and compliant environment with new devices arriving on scene.

You'll learn about new management controls and much more:
- Global LTE and how it will improve on-the-go connectivity
- Maps: bettering life for the mobile worker one turn at a time
- Guided Access and its uses for new hire training and client interactions
- FaceTime without WiFi while staying under your data limit

On October 26th, the technology community excitedly embraced the next wave of Microsoft operating systems in Windows 8. This time around, the traditionally PC-centric software has come packed with the cross-platform Modern interface in attempt to bridge the smartphone, tablet, PC device operability chasm.

How will a security conscious, Defender-equipped MS family will adapt to today's cyber-threat cognizant enterprise community? What technology can be used to manage the devices aimed for its doors? In this webinar, Frank Schloendorn, Fiberlink's Mobility MaaSter for Microsoft products uncovers:

- Software similarities and differences across each device type
- Pros and cons of upgrading to the latest OS version
- Ways to uphold network security with new devices arriving on scene

Why so Apprehensive?

There are over 1 million mobile applications available for smartphone and tablet users. These aren't just diversionary time-wasters either; industries from medicine to manufacturing are finding countless efficiency from an app-enabled workforce. As productivity moves from mouse clicks to finger swipes, IT must lead the charge on how apps are developed, deployed, managed, secured, and even decommissioned in the mobile enterprise.

Managing millions made easy

Join John Nielsen and Ryan Hope of Fiberlink for a complete walkthrough of enterprise mobile application management (MAM). You'll learn the best practices across the entire mobile app management lifecycle:

- Techniques to build more innovative and useful apps
- Distributing apps to specific groups through enterprise app catalogs
- Publishing app updates to your entire mobile workforce
- Enforcing app security based on compliance rules
- Researching and recommending apps to users
- Selectively removing corporate apps from devices

How do you contain corporate data on personal devices?

As the BYOD trend gains momentum, not all employees are comfortable having their personal phones locked down and controlled as tightly as a corporate-issued device. To get around this issue some organizations are turning to separation techniques to securely manage corporate email, apps, and docs on employee devices while keeping personal data out of sight and out of mind.

Forgoing some visibility into personal information should not compromise security or the user experience. Join the Mobile MaaSters from Fiberlink in this upcoming webinar to discover ways to manage iPhones, iPads, and Androids without sacrificing the collective expectations of BYODers.

During this session you will learn:
- How to configure personal devices and enforce granular level policies
- Methods to distribute and control corporate data on personal devices
- When to opt for a full device wipe versus a selective wipe
- What BYOD Privacy Settings can do to keep personal data personal