AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, with security threats now coming at us thick and fast, and the reported cost of cybercrime for businesses rising sharply according to last year’s Australian Cyber Security Centre report.

Since we launched imei 360, as our one-stop-shop for enterprise mobility management, insights, ordering, and reporting, our customers have been raving about the convenience it delivers. What’s not to love about having a 360-degree field of view for managing everything in your imei mobile ecosystem and supporting strategic decision-making at your fingertips?

Managed services have long been the go-to solution for accessing business technology support in companies that don’t have specialised expertise in-house. Increasingly though, more companies are focusing on offloading broader business responsibilities in the area of mobile technology adoption, including mobile devices, data security, and compliance risk.

From smartphones to tablets and IoT hardware, mobile devices are essential to any work environment and are critical for communication and productivity. But trying to maintain control over these devices with spreadsheets and checklists is putting businesses at risk. Lack of visibility and control over your fleet of mobile devices, frustrations with telecom expenses, and security vulnerabilities from gaps in mobile device lifecycle management are tell-tale signs that you need an urgent rethink.

Data security is as much about your people as it is about the technology you deploy. As employees can be the focus of cyber attacks, it’s really important to consider how you’re empowering your people to create a strong mobile security culture.

These days, it’s still all too common for an employee to inadvertently click a malicious link or get targeted through social media.