These days, businesses depend on high-speed, reliable, and secure data networks to power their daily operations. It’s not over-stating the point to say your data network’s up-time and speed is key to ensuring your organisation’s performance.

With the increase in remote working, there’s been a sharp rise in mobile phishing attacks. You don’t have to be a data scientist to correlate the relationship between the two. Even if people in your workplace are returning to the office for at least some part of the working week, large numbers of employees will continue to work remotely for some time to come.

Since the iPhone’s introduction in June 2007, we have seen iOS and Android dominate the market and Blackberry displaced as the leading mobile technology platform in enterprise, which they held since early 2000.

We’ve now had more than three months of emergency measures in place to restrict the spread of COVID-19. Love it or hate it, remote working has become the new normal for many businesses and employees.

As we move towards the second half of 2020, we’re likely to see many of the fast-adopted changes that were put in place to support remote working become permanent fixtures of business life. With your people using a variety of corporate and personal (bring your own) devices, managing mobile device security can be a huge headache for your IT team.