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IS YOUR ORGANISATION READY FOR A CRISIS?
By BlackBerry | 10/3/2017

The rising threat tide is understandably causing an increasing level of concern amongst business leaders. A recent survey of more than 1,000 IT executives found nearly nine out of 10 executives (86%) are nervous that their company’s security won’t be enough to keep out hackers or malware.

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Macquarie University prioritises safety of staff and students with AtHoc
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

With thousands of people on campus at any one time, security is one of the top priorities for this leading institution. In addition to the neighbouring business park and train station, the university also borders a major shopping precinct and motorway, heightening challenges not only for the campus, but also for areas bordering and impacting upon the university.

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Critical DoD Security Agency Implements Complex Threat Response System Using AtHoc Connect
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

Since 2001, a number of tragic incidents at domestic US military facilities have shown that emergencies do not occur in “silos.” Real-time communications among all the actors are essential to effectively resolve the situation with the least loss of life and property.

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How the Internet of Things Leads to Better, Faster Crisis Communication
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

This whitepaper explores how IoT sensors powerfully expand the capabilities of networked crisis communication solutions. It also discusses typical scenarios for incorporating IoT sensor data within emergency preparedness scenarios. Finally, it demonstrates why AtHoc is particularly well suited for using IoT data to deliver faster, more accurate situational awareness in an intuitive manner, without inundating employees with excess data or forcing emergency management staff to become data scientists.

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The Senior Leader’s Guidebook to Emergency Management and Business Continuity
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

This guidebook enhances FEMA’s approach with clear direction on how to turn a THIRAbased approach into a practical, useful model for improving emergency preparedness and response. It includes an overview of the emergency management and business continuity basics, as viewed by AtHoc experts. It also explores what Emergency Management/Business Continuity (EM/BC) principles mean in the “real world,” and how organizations can best apply those principles to develop fully engaged emergency preparedness and response programs. Finally, it illustrates the advantages of outside resources, including advanced software solutions, to accelerate successful emergency management implementations.

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Mitigating Security and Compliance Risks with EMM
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

What are the potential pitfalls of an enterprise security compromise from legal, competitive and productivity standpoints? This report looks at common vulnerability scenarios related to enterprise mobility and how much they could cost enterprises from financial and competitive standpoints.

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The CIO's Guide to EMM
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

Based on real-world research input from Fortune 500 companies, and insights from mobility analysts and experts, this guide is designed to help CIOs re-imagine their strategy for a new era of mobility.

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How Strong Authentication and BES12 Help This Law Enforcement Agency to Protect and Serve New York
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

Like all law enforcement agencies, the Suffolk County Police Department needed to provide its field officers – intelligence officers in particular – with quick, seamless access to its central database through a VPN connection. For such officers, the ability to quickly obtain information on a suspect or developing situation can be the difference between a successful arrest and a failed one, or even between life and death. Therein lay the problem: in order to comply with strict IT security regulations, any device that connects to a police database must use two-factor authentication; a username and password simply aren’t enough.

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Government agency ensures security of mobile workforce with Blackberry Enterprise service 10
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

Due to the sensitive nature of its work, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) needed to implement a mobile solution that met its strict security requirements and supported its blended BYOD / COPE policy, while driving enhanced collaboration and productivity through real-time communications amongst its workforce.

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Government agency ensures security of mobile workforce with Blackberry Enterprise service 10
By BlackBerry | 24/11/2016

Due to the sensitive nature of its work, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) needed to implement a mobile solution that met its strict security requirements and supported its blended BYOD / COPE policy, while driving enhanced collaboration and productivity through real-time communications amongst its workforce.

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