Understanding persistent vs. nonpersistent VDI
Persistent and nonpersistent VDI differ in storage, personalization, security, app delivery and management. Learn how IT should ...
Understand methods for virtual application delivery
Virtual app delivery technologies help centralize management and provide consistent UX across distributed workforces. But how do ...
How to ensure webcam functionality on remote desktops
As distributed workforces become the norm, more employees use remote desktops. To support these workers, IT must be able to set ...

Secure Enclave vs. TPM vs. HSM: What IT should know
The Secure Enclave offers hardware-isolated security for Apple devices. Learn how it compares with TPM and HSM technologies, as ...
What iPhone encryption means for enterprise mobile security
Encryption comes baked into Apple devices, but iPhones also have some significant enterprise-level protections that mobile ...
8 key aspects of a mobile device security audit program
A mobile device audit program helps IT assess endpoint inventory, access controls, encryption, MDM, UEM, BYOD risk, compliance ...

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Who owns your AI data? Navigate security and proprietary risks
CIOs face confusion over AI data types and vendor terms. Understanding input, training, output and retrieval context data is ...
Rethink the AI stack: Why lean open architecture is the answer
The real value is your data, and it's time to stop shipping it across public APIs.
How CIOs can avoid the AI surprise bill
What starts as a small AI experiment can quickly spiral into budget-busting invoices -- here's how CIOs are taking control before...

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What CISOs should take from the Hugging Face-OpenAI incident
Security experts say the lesson isn't to abandon sandboxing, but to strengthen the security controls around surrounding systems ...
Red agents vs. blue agents: How to make AI better at defense
The agentic AI playing field was heavily tilted toward offense, so researchers began using red team agents to help teach their ...
When AppSec scanners become a supply chain attack vector
New research shows how security scanners embedded in the software supply chain can be attacked to serve as a foothold for ...