Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone

Is data on your new Lollipop Android device encrypted? Maybe not Atlassian offers high-volume, Git-based code management

InfoWorld Technology: Open Source March 04, 2015 INSIDER Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone It's a no-brainer that iOS and BlackBerry OS have what it takes for almost any business's security needs. Android, especially with Android for Work in use, is a plausible platform if you're not worried about the malware potential. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Is data on your new Lollipop Android device encrypted? Maybe not 2. Atlassian offers high-volume, Git-based code management 3. Walmart doubles down on OpenStack 4. Google will stop patching Chrome on Android 4.0 next month White Paper: Adallom Forrester- SaaS Adoption Requires a New Approach to Info 71% of security decision makers say they understand their accountability for SaaS security, but this figure diminishes significantly when specific aspects such as liability and division of responsibilities are dissected. VIEW NOW Is data on your new Lollipop Android device encrypted? Maybe not Google has relaxed a requirement for manufacturers to turn on encryption by default in Lollipop, leaving it up to manufacturers to turn encryption on or off. This is a surprising change, considering the company's previous pledge to strengthen defenses around personal data. READ MORE Atlassian offers high-volume, Git-based code management Atlassian's managed Git service has been designed specifically for enterprise workloads, according to the company. It can easily support thousands of concurrent users issuing frequent changes to a code base. READ MORE Walmart doubles down on OpenStack The retail giant bet its entire e-commerce operation on OpenStack, a sign that the open source "cloud operating system" is now mature enough to use at scale in production. READ MORE Google will stop patching Chrome on Android 4.0 next month By the time Google halts updates to Chrome on Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), the three-year-old mobile operating system's share of all Android editions should have shrunk to just above 5 percent. READ MORE : Adallom Adallom for Box While Box invests heavily in security, its CMS introduces unique risks to an organization. Under the shared responsibility model, organizations need to take a proactive approach to securing their data in Box. Adallom for Box allows organizations to collaborate and share content safely. VIEW MORE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now!