Galen Gruman
Executive Editor for Global Content
Galen Gruman is executive editor for global content at IDG Foundry Co.’s enterprise sites, currently focused on our France, Italy, and Japan properties.
Australia updates its security advice for iOS and Samsung mobile devices
Apple’s iOS provides the greatest security for sensitive and classified information, but business-class Samsung Android devices can be configured for secure use as well.
How Singapore security professionals responded to the COVID-19 crisis
Although Singaporean security trends generally tracked with other Asia-Pacific countries, Singapore's focus on digital services did lead to some key differences.
How Australian IT security pros responded to the COVID-19 crisis
Australian organisations fared better than their Asia-Pacific and global peers in many indicators, but Aussies also have lower expectations for IT and security investments, a survey finds.
How Australian, NZ firms have pivoted to address cyber security threats
Firms have made cyber security more strategic, but struggle to identify the key actual threats in a changing landscape
In scathing ruling, judge says Apple can't be forced to unlock iPhones
The government's legal position would lead to 'absurd' results and be unconstitutional if accepted, a federal judge rules
FBI, keep out! How to encrypt everything
Encryption is a vital self-defense tool, so here's how to enable it on all your devices and computers running the major OSes
Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone
Android Marshmallow and iOS 9 add new tricks to the MDM arsenal, especially for app management
iOS 9 breaks VPNs, prevents server access for many
Cisco AnyConnect and other VPNs may or may not work for your servers, as Apple breaks split-tunnel compatibility
Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone
Google's Android for Work and Samsung's Knox promise serious security, but how does they stack up against Apple's iOS and the rest?
BYOD: IT Claims Security Fears but Blocks Angry Birds Instead
Zenprise survey of what policies businesses actually apply to smartphones and tablets yields surprising conclusions
SOPA on Hold, PIPA May Be Weakened As Congress Revisits the Bills
The House and Senate bills that would combat content piracy through new powers over on ISPs and websites may be succumbing to growing protests