6 myths about MDM
In the bustling Silicon Valley, where digital transformation was the talk of the town, one tool emerged as the unsung hero in the pursuit…
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Cybersecurity in Banking
“Cyber-Security is much more than a matter of it” This quote by Stephane Nappo explains the depth of cybersecurity and the amount of harm…
Continue ReadingUnderstanding the Difference Between Android and iOS Security
In today’s digital age, mobile devices have become an integral part of our lives. We rely on them to stay connected, manage our daily…
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Why Codeproof?
Codeproof is a comprehensive mobile device management (MDM) solution that offers a wide range of features for managing and securing mobile devices. Some of…
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11 questions SMB’s should ask when choosing an MDM vendor
Installing a whole new Mobile Device Management (MDM) system to your SMB’s existing suite of systems is difficult. It requires taking an audit of…
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COVID-19 will expand the Mobile Device Management industry
Last month, Twitter said it would allow its staff to work from home permanently if they want to. This is following a recent trend among big tech companies like Facebook…
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Announcement: Codeproof is now a T-Mobile Sell-With partner
It’s with great pride that we would like to announce that Codeproof is now a T-Mobile Sell With partner. We will now market and…
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Why customer service is important for MDM companies
As the UEM/MDM/EMM industry is expected to grow in the next few years. Gartner has estimated that the adoption of Windows 10, Google Chrome OS, and Apple…
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Confused about the difference between MDM, EMM, and UEM? Read this.
MDM (Mobile Device Management), EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management), and UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) are often terms thrown about in the mobile security space without…
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Ransomware that Shocked the World – Here’s What You Need to Know
A few days ago, we witnessed the largest ever ransomware attack, which impacted over 230,000 individual computers across 150 countries. Cybercriminals exploited known vulnerabilities…
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