VMworld 2019: Security and Analytics Updates for the Digital Workspace
Last week at VMworld 2019 US, we shared several exciting Workspace ONE innovations and partnership announcements. Driving employee experience was a major theme, led by our new Concierge Services, which includes a new AI-powered Virtual Assistant to improve employee engagement and productivity. We introduced many new Workspace ONE UEM Modern Management capabilities, including full GPO migration using Workspace ONE Airlift. We also...
Join VMware For A Security Trifecta Next Week
Security across the digital workspace is a hot topic these days as organizations try to stay a step ahead of malicious actors that look to infiltrate end-user devices and apps. IT and InfoSec teams are investing more than ever in security tools, training their staff and employees on best practices, and looking to follow security models like Zero Trust and Google’s BeyondCorp. To help our customers on their journey towards a secure...
Workspace ONE Intelligence Series: February, March, and April 2019 Releases
Following up on the release updates to Workspace ONE Intelligence from January 2019, I’m excited to share the latest Workspace ONE Intelligence updates that we brought to market in our first quarter this year, spanning February through April. Shruti Phanse from our product management team joined me to demo features and enhancements to dashboards, reports, and automations in Workspace ONE Intelligence. In this episode, we highlight the...
Onward and Upward: RSA 2019 Recap
The theme for last week’s RSA Conference 2019 was “BETTER.” The cybersecurity world gathered in San Francisco to talk security and look at how to make information security better. Business leaders and cybersecurity professionals had an opportunity to look at the latest approaches that are and aren’t working against cyber threats. We also had a chance to come together as a community to pave the way for cybersecurity efforts in the...
Workspace ONE Intelligence Series: January 2019 Releases
The average time to identify security incidents and vulnerabilities in the enterprise is over 200 days and the average time to contain/remediate incidents is over 60 days.1 In fact, 1 in 10 Enterprises take a year or more to deploy Windows patches affecting most or all of their endpoints.2 With Microsoft releasing over 700 vulnerabilities last year, things aren’t getting easier. Windows patch management continues to be one of the most...
EUC Showcase Keynote
