"Reason why we should all regain confidence in mobile virtualization is due to companies like Cellrox, which developed the ThinVisor technology; the ThinVisor is a tiny abstraction layer residing at the kernel level of the device, it has negligible impact on the device performance while running multiple virtual mobile instance on it. Most importantly it turns mobile virtualization into reality", VMblog
Security Lockdown Guide: How To Fight the Next Generation of Black Hats
"Sometimes you're under attack for days, weeks or even months. You think everything is hunky dory, everything is great. In reality, we don't know what we don't know.", RCPMag
BYOD: How to keep the boss out of your business
"Let me create a work persona. I don't want your stuff to see my stuff. I don't want management to check my browsing history at 12 midnight. I want to keep my privacy and freedom", WTOP
Millennials Don't Care About Corporate Mobile Security, and Here's What to Do About It
"Millennials are much more of a do-it-yourself generation than their parents. Most of them can’t remember a world without internet and computers. Their immersion in technology means that they are very capable of finding their own solutions to inefficient processes and business problems. Rather than trying to prevent this activity, IT should be trying to harness it", WIRED
You Can’t Win the Data Loss Blame Game – So End It with multi-persona BYOD
"The data loss blame game is helping no one. Let’s introduce multi-persona BYOD on Wall Street and call it a truce", IT Briefcase
Is Your Corporate Data Being Auctioned on eBay?
"We don’t need to "take control" of employee devices. We don’t need to stop selling old phones on eBay. We just need BYOD solutions that correspond with the way people actually live and work.", Wallstreet & Technology
Dror on Multi-persona at Mobile Enterprise Strategies
Our very own Dror just gave a great interview at Mobile Enterprise Strategies on BYOD and multi-personas. Have a look!
5 Lessons of Companies That Let Employees Bring Smartphones In
"Smartphones allow employees to be offsite, taking photos of their kids at the park while answering company email. It allows a level of work/life balance that we’ve never seen before,” says Omer Eiferman, CEO of Cellrox, The Street
Physicians & Mobile Devices
Given that it's very costly and impractical to outfit physicians with organization-owned devices, especially if they work for multiple organizations. Multi-persona BYOD is the only approach that can maintain the proper balance between security and privacy", Advance-Healthcare Network
With BYOD, You Don’t Have to Choose Between Productivity and Security
"BYOD is allowing people to get more done with more freedom, but we now have a gap between employee and employer expectations.", IT Briefcase
There's an Easy Answer to BYOD Security Fears
"Security can’t ruin the convenience of the mobile device or disrupt the typical user flow—otherwise people work around the security measures. In terms of taming BYOD security, the multi-persona matches the way people actually work. We can’t ask for much more from security technologies.", MobileMarketPortal
There is No Tradeoff With BYOD
"The myth of a BYOD tradeoff is perpetuated by current BYOD approaches that do require sacrifices, either for the corporation, the employees or both.
The original approach was to issue employees a cell phone (typically a BlackBerry), so that employees carry two phones — one for personal use and one for professional use. Of course, nobody wants to carry two devices.", StrategyDriven