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Let’s take a look at Ken, a student who just received his tablet as part of his academics. The moment Ken unlocks it, his first instinct is to open that flashy gaming app – not the math worksheet his teacher assigned. His teacher can only hope he’s practicing fractions instead of fighting aliens. Meanwhile, the…

2025 was a turning point for global cybersecurity. With identity attacks skyrocketing, deepfake-driven social engineering, and increasingly hybrid workforces, organizations have finally recognized that the password-based security model is broken. This was the year when passwordless adoption became a requirement, cyber insurance rules tightened, and Zero Trust evolved from a framework to a day-to-day operational…

Android tablets have become a popular choice for businesses across industries — from retail counters and restaurants to logistics hubs and healthcare facilities. Their flexibility, affordability, and ease of use make them ideal for enterprise tasks.However, unmanaged Android tablets can quickly become a security risk and a productivity challenge. That’s why locking down Android tablets…

2025 was a major year for Android Enterprise (AE). With large-scale platform updates, enrollment modernization, stricter security controls, and advanced OEM capabilities, IT teams had to rethink how they manage and secure Android devices across their organizations. From rugged mobility in logistics to shared devices in retail and healthcare, Android continued to dominate the enterprise…

In 2025, Zero Trust moved from a security framework that organizations aspired to implement to a baseline requirement demanded by regulators, cyber insurers, and enterprise security teams. As identity-based attacks grew and devices became more distributed, enterprises had to rethink how they validate trust across people, devices, apps, and networks. This year showed that Zero…

3.4 billion + 1.4 billion = 4.8 billion Wondering what that number represents? That’s not just math — it’s the number of smartphone users worldwide: 3.4 billion on Android and 1.4 billion on iPhones. Whether you’re in a café, on a train, or just walking down the street, chances are everyone around you is holding…

2025 has been one of the most transformative years for enterprise mobility. With rapid platform changes, new compliance rules, AI-driven management, and the surge in frontline digitization, organizations had to rethink how they secure and manage devices across distributed workforces. As we wrap up the year, here are the top mobility and UEM (Unified Endpoint…

Your business relies on mobile devices — but not just any devices. They need to be tough, reliable, and built to perform in harsh conditions and around-the-clock operations. That’s where Honeywell devices come in. What are Honeywell devices? Honeywell devices are enterprise-grade, rugged mobile devices designed to support a wide range of operations across industries.…

As Apple devices continue to gain traction across businesses, schools, and other organizations, the need for smarter, more scalable device management has become critical. Traditionally, Apple device management relied on a reactive, command-based approach that required constant polling (communication) between the device and the MDM server.  In this traditional setup, the server controlled every step:…

Introduction Enterprise compliance rules are evolving rapidly and becoming increasingly complex. From new amendments to California’s CCPA to upcoming GDPR changes in the EU and device-level rules in India, IT leaders are under pressure to ensure that every endpoint—not just servers and apps—is secure and compliant. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is no longer just a…