Mobile App Security Using Containerization

Good Technology • April 15, 2015  
Mobile App Security Using Containerization

Containerization enables enterprises to protect corporate data on users' personal or corporate-owned devices without impeding user experience and privacy or applying overly intrusive security restriction. Download this containerization primer, "Mobile App Security Using Containerization", to understand the top 10 must-haves for securing your corporate apps with fine-grained application-level control.

Download this slideshow to explore:

  • Why mobile security matters
  • How to secure your apps and not just your device
  • The top 10 considerations for containerized apps
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