Good Technology

Good Technology recognises that managing business data security in today’s workplace is a huge undertaking especially when it calls for securely providing employees with the information they need and the flexibility they want.

Good Technology products satisfy the needs of the most demanding customers, including defence and intelligence agencies; companies in regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare, legal,and professional services; and many enterprises in high technology, retail, manufacturing, and other verticals.

Good Technology has developed a security model that addresses the safety of every part of the infrastructure.

The model is built on three main tenets:

Respect enterprise data integrity as well as employee privacy.
The sheer number of device types that combine a variety of un-trusted consumer applications, personalisation capabilities, and business data leads to tremendous challenges in maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of enterprise content. Good Technology solutions limit business risk associated with enterprise data on mobile devices by “containerising” the data (which leaves employees’ private information untouched) and enforcing policies and compliance at the application level.

Maintain consistent, centralised control.
Enterprises and government agencies are struggling to maintain centralisation and enforce consistent security policies on all enterprise content in environments with different devices, different security approaches, and different operating systems. As your business expands to support personal devices and data plans, you must change the way you approach control.

Prevent rogue device network access.
The scope and number of mobile devices employees use today opens the possibility that devices may be replicated and rogue devices could potentially access the corporate network. Because these Devices aren’t authorised, they may or may not be following Corporate security policies. Chances are, they’re not. Without visibility into all the devices on the network, IT simply can’t ensure the integrity of corporate data.