InfoWorld Mobile Tech Report

Mar 20, 2017

Hit the road, Jack. Android switches to native Java 8 support

Google is displacing the Jack toolchain, but existing tools and plugins dependent on the Java class file format still should work Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	How CIOs cope when mobile app development goes rogue

•	Mirai is the hydra of IoT security: too many heads to cut off

•	Hands on: TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch

•	Intel pursuing new chips as it plots a wearables future

•	Why laptops won't come with larger SSDs this year

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Best Practices For Securing And Empowering A Mobile Workforce

Today's employees want the ability to work anywhere, anytime. But in order to give your team reliable, flexible options to optimize mobile workforce productivity, your business needs a strategy to manage device security. Download the complimentary Forrester report to learn what steps you can take to enable a successful Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy. Read More ▶

How CIOs cope when mobile app development goes rogue

Business units often develop mobile apps on their own, turning to IT only when things go wrong. Better governance around business units and their mobile app demands can help alleviate the worst pain points Read More ▶

Mirai is the hydra of IoT security: too many heads to cut off

Some botnets have been disbanded, but new uses continue to emerge Read More ▶

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Hands on: TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch

The cheapest models start at $1,650, but the Modular 45 is currently the best-looking, finest crafted Android Wear 2.0 watch around. Watch Now ▶

Intel pursuing new chips as it plots a wearables future

Intel also is developing new chips for wearables like Curie, which will be smaller and faster, and enable sleeker wearables. Read More ▶

Why laptops won't come with larger SSDs this year

Laptop makers are expected to continue using 128GB and 256GB SSDs for now as prices for the storage technology are expected to rise this year. Read More ▶

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Your Path to a Mature Appsec Program

Organizations are struggling to understand where to start with application security, or even what good looks like. To shed light on how to start an application security program, and what to aim for, this report will outline the steps most organizations take to develop a mature application security program. Read More ▶

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