Comments on: BYOD makes mobile security more complicated

By: dedicatedserver

dedicatedserver — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 12:00:55 +0000

Thanks, different security system and measures are developed and applied to mobile,from security in different layer of software to dissemination of information to end user.

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By: mobile surveillance

mobile surveillance — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 09:11:15 +0000

Thanks Dr. John D for awesome write up with (BYOD)! BYOD its acronym is bring your own device what is helpful to increase security control. Thanks! :)

By: Scott Guelich

Scott Guelich — Tue, 15 May 2012 01:33:15 +0000

That last comment posted by mistake… As I was mentioning, other institutions adopting Good for their Exchange data. And there are also many MDM solutions available, which enable you to wipe specific apps (and their data) without wiping the entire device.

For real-time messaging there are many alternatives including our Care Thread platform. We store no data on local devices – so nothing needs to be wiped in response to a breach. And unlike other non-clinical solutions, we integrate with hospital ADT systems so messages can be associated with patients, and care teams can quickly see which providers are caring for their patients, ensuring that the right information goes to the right provider. We’re already pursuing a research grant with clinicians at the Brigham, so we can easily integrate with the Partners SOA.

By: Scott Guelich

Scott Guelich — Tue, 15 May 2012 01:12:54 +0000

We’ve talked with a New England health center using are using Good for Enterprise for

By: Gina

Gina — Mon, 14 May 2012 17:14:11 +0000

TigerText is a secure mobile messaging platform that offers a solution to this problem by allowing healthcare enterprises to create a private and secure mobile messaging network with their employees’ smartphones. It offers controlled platform that is HIPAA compliant and replaces the unsecured SMS text message that leaves protected health information and other confidential data at risk. The speed, compatibility, and ease of TigerText increases workflow and physician and nurse satisfaction. Users can communicate from any computer or smartphone with key features that include an integrated company directory, delivery and read notifications, user controlled message lifespan, group messaging, and file sharing. Administrators have control of their network with the ability to manage their user’s settings which include an option to require a pin lock for users, as well as a remote wipe option to remove all messages from a user’s phone. You can visit http://www.tigertext.com for more information on this enterprise solution.

By: Michael Pratt

Michael Pratt — Mon, 14 May 2012 17:14:08 +0000

Dr. Halamka. As the CEO of a mobile data loss prevention (DLP) company addressing the needs of the Enterprise to allow the enabling of BYOD, I thought your comments were right on target. We’re developing a unique mobile DLP capability for Android (initially) which manages and protects enterprise data via controlling the apps which have access to (and can “do things with”) that data. We have an end to end solution, comprising device side software that executes policies it receives from our security management console. The device side software is available on Google Play and the Amazon Appstore for Android (optimized for the Kindle Fire). The security management console will be available at the beginning of July (in beta). Would welcome the opportunity to include your organization in our (free) beta program.