Security leaders frequently refer to the Verizon Mobile Security Index (MSI) as a leading reference point on the current state of the global threat landscape, and for recommendations on effectively managing the risks facing remote workers.

In the 2021 edition of the report, Wandera’s threat intelligence and usage analytics helped to uncover new attack vectors and to showcase the impact a variety of threat categories are having on businesses around the globe.

Wandera and VMware have collaborated for years on developing technologies that enable customers to better manage and secure remote work. The partnership has yielded tangible results, including zero-touch technology that streamlines the enrollment of protected devices into management, making broad mobility programs successful for IT teams of all sizes.

The duo has teamed up again, this time taking aim at the myriad of security tools used by IT professionals that oversee security operations across the entire digital workspace. Specifically, Wandera’s integration with Workspace ONE Intelligence enables threat intelligence and security events from Wandera’s security suite to be consumed by IT teams in a single console and incorporated into a single robust and consistent policy that enhances security across the mobile fleet.

The Wandera + VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence integration has been fully released and is available immediately to customers of the two solutions.

Businesses around the world now depend on SaaS applications. This popular form of cloud computing makes applications such as M365, Salesforce, and Zoom available anywhere, anytime. The management, scalability, and pricing benefits of SaaS have captured the attention of many IT leaders, with 70% of company apps now deployed through the cloud….

As organizations embrace the modern workplace, it is increasingly important that collaboration and productivity no longer be constrained to the corporate campus. And yet, information security has traditionally been provided by a digital perimeter built around physical locations and data centers. As a result, modern businesses struggle to enable remote users with secure access to company data as applications move to mobile and the cloud.

For many years, Wandera and Microsoft have collaborated on the development of technologies that address this gap. In this talk, we will present use cases on how shared customers are using integrated capabilities from Wandera and Microsoft to better empower remote workers, while streamlining workflows for IT professionals.

VPN technologies have been used for over 20 years to enable remote access to business applications. However, digital transformation has led many businesses to embrace cloud computing and mobile technologies, thus eliminating end-user dependencies on the corporate network.

Because Legacy VPN is no longer fit for purpose, many organizations find themselves stuck in remote access limbo, suffering through a solution that is no longer meeting their needs or eliminating remote access security controls altogether.

Fortunately, there is a better solution.

Wandera Private Access is remote access for the modern enterprise, with benefits over Legacy VPN that include improved security, enhanced manageability, and a user experience that remote workers will actually enjoy. Wandera Private Access is a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution that works with any business application — no matter where it is hosted — and all modern operating systems.

Millions of workers rely on mobile hotspots to work and collaborate when away from the company office. Unfortunately, the Internet is full of risks that could harm both users and businesses alike. Whether it’s streaming videos that distract workers or a phishing attack that compromises sensitive credentials, organizations want to ensure that essential connectivity stays available and free of risk.

That’s why we have introduced Hotspot Protect… In our upcoming webinar, we will discuss how in-network content filtering from Wandera can protect your organization’s mobile hotspots, and all of the devices that share the high-speed connectivity it provides.