The extensive availability and decreasing prices of mobile computers – notebooks tablet PCs, PDAs and smart-phones - and always-available connectivity via wired and wireless high-speed networks have changed the way people work. This white paper provides detailed information on the challenges of providing security for notebooks and tablet PCs while enabling worker productivity. Security and worker productivity do not have to be mutually exclusive.
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