BlackBerry adds more security for the sensitive enterprise

  • 30 July 2014
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By Joab Jackson
 
Now that BlackBerry has fallen significantly behind Apple and Google in the race to offer features and third-party apps for its smartphones, the company is concentrating on providing devices that, it claims, have the strongest available security -- its "killer feature" for enterprises that have exceptional security needs.
At a company-sponsored symposium in New York today, BlackBerry executives made the case that the company's devices and services could offer levels of security for enterprises mobile devices that can not be replicated on Apple, Android, or other mobile devices.
 
BlackBerry's fortunes have fallen on hard times in the past few years, as feature-friendly Android devices and iPhones have eaten away at sales even on the company's home turf, the enterprise. But the company's strong expertise in securing phones may continue to give it a competitive edge in those fields governed by stringent security policies and regulations.
 
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That is a strong statement by BlackBerry on features that their competitors can't duplicate, but I hope everything goes well for them at least they are focusing in the right direction to stay competitive.

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